Well, I have an interview tomorrow. It is for a manager trainee position. I don't even know I am going to want it while going to grad school. Anyways.. What should I wear?
Khakis button up or plain polo
shirt and tie
suit
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07-29-2010, 12:20 PM #1
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What do I wear for an interview at Champ's Sports?
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My policy is to dress one level above the dress code.
So if it the workers there where polo and khakis, I wear shirt,tie and slacks. If it's shirt and tie place, I a wear a suit. IMO, it just helps give the impression of class. Sort of like supplement companies making the products look like perscription meds. =-)
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07-29-2010, 12:27 PM #6
Reebok high tops circa 1985
Jean shorts and/or shants
Matching wrist and headbands
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07-29-2010, 12:28 PM #7
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Collared, button-up shirt, tie, slacks.
No jacket.
Personally, I believe the fit of your attire speaks louder than anything else. I've seen people come into my office for interviews dressed in very nice suits that are extremely poorly tailored and look terrible, but a properly fitted shirt and pants can do the trick.self-proclaimed huguenot
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07-29-2010, 12:32 PM #8
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I think the shirt and tie is my most fail proof option. The suit I could really look like an idiot, but can still look professional.
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Given your physique, you're going to need something with a very modern fit. Most dress shirts (short of tailoring them) are going to "blouse out" at the waist.
Do you have an Express near you? Their 1MX shirts fit very well on those who are broader in the shoulder and have a tapered waist.
In any event, definitely try before you buy as even Calvin Klein shirts that claim to be fitted are not, as I have found out much to my disdain once I've gotten home and already paid for them.self-proclaimed huguenot
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I would wear a black and white striped Footlocker shirt.
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khakis and button down shirt, can add tie if you want
if was just a regular retail position, then a polo or regular button down would suffice, but because a 'managers' position, gotta up it a little
and i 2nd gettin a shirt that is 'tapered' to be smaller in the waist that way there isnt an excess being tucked in.. looks weird.. i have my gramma tailor my shirts lol"We Spartans are said to be descended from Hercules himself. Taught never to retreat, never to surrender. Taught that death in the battlefield in service to Sparta is the greatest glory he could achieve in his life. Spartans, the finest soldiers the world has ever known." ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ!!
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07-29-2010, 01:09 PM #24
Nice slacks, collared button up (White preferably or light blue IMO), nice belt and tie. I agree with the above comments as well about the fit of your shirt and pants. People look at physiques whenever they hire. It's obvious you are in great shape, so highlight that with a properly fitted dress shirt.
Good luck.
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