First Interview, What to Wear
10-26-2007 | 09:30 AM
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Wear something that looks conservative and professional.
1) Navy Blue Suit
2) White Shirt
3) Tie, (Either Solid Color or stripes)
4) Black Shoes (make sure you polish them and got black socks to go with them)
5) Make sure you got a decent hair cut
6) No facial hair (If ya do, make sure you trim your 'stache)
7) Get a good night sleep if you can before the interview so you don't have bags under your eyes or look tired
8) Have you paper work all organized
Remember: You got 15 mins to sell yourself. So your appearance contributes a lot to you getting hired cuz it tells what kinda guy you are.
Good Luck!
1) Navy Blue Suit
2) White Shirt
3) Tie, (Either Solid Color or stripes)
4) Black Shoes (make sure you polish them and got black socks to go with them)
5) Make sure you got a decent hair cut
6) No facial hair (If ya do, make sure you trim your 'stache)
7) Get a good night sleep if you can before the interview so you don't have bags under your eyes or look tired
8) Have you paper work all organized
Remember: You got 15 mins to sell yourself. So your appearance contributes a lot to you getting hired cuz it tells what kinda guy you are.
Good Luck!
10-26-2007 | 10:17 AM
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Black suits are for Funerals....any big time business exec will tell you to wear a navy blue suit with a "power tie" either red or yellow...whichever looks better on you. You want to display confidence...you wanna walk into that interview take a deep breath and go "Yeah...I Belong Here". Now im sure if u go to interview at Mesa....you can get away with wearing a Clown Suit
10-26-2007 | 10:27 AM
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10-26-2007 | 12:26 PM
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I've been a pilot, I've been a business exec...and I laughed out loud reading this thread.
Your suit cannot get you hired - but your attire can definitely get you rejected. More important than the color is the condition of the clothes: clean and ironed. (I would not trust the hot shower routine.) If you need to fly in the night before, I would recommend taking the shirt to a dry cleaner to be pressed and folded. You can then take it out and put it on without a problem. Poly/wool suits travel pretty well - but take it out and make sure it isn't wrinkled. And do pay attention to your shoes. Wear them when you fly down, and let the airport shoeshine guys give them the treatment.
"You'll like the way you look. I guarantee it."
Your suit cannot get you hired - but your attire can definitely get you rejected. More important than the color is the condition of the clothes: clean and ironed. (I would not trust the hot shower routine.) If you need to fly in the night before, I would recommend taking the shirt to a dry cleaner to be pressed and folded. You can then take it out and put it on without a problem. Poly/wool suits travel pretty well - but take it out and make sure it isn't wrinkled. And do pay attention to your shoes. Wear them when you fly down, and let the airport shoeshine guys give them the treatment.
"You'll like the way you look. I guarantee it."
11-02-2007 | 01:30 PM
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