I need advice from posters on here regarding shirts. I have an interview for a job soon, and i was wondering what sort of shirt would be best (my last job didn't require formal clothing). I want to make a good impression on them, so i need some tips. Should i have long or short sleeves, what colour tie etc. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Might I suggest that you don't have an Arsne Wenger type tantrum if your interview isn't going well - or is that why you haven't got a job at the moment ?
Suit and tie works. if all else fails try this for a look, might work depending if you wanna work in sea life centre. please log in to view this image
Can I please retract my original (silly) reply ? I didn't realise I had stepped through some sort of time portal - into the dimension of Sensible General Chat - unlike the (ab) ' normal ' one. And whilst I am being a bit more mature can I wish you good luck.
If you are really keen on the job , I`d suggest you wear a loose fitting shirt In case it needs to be lifted
According to me White colour is best for interview. White shirts are the safest and most conservative. Cream, almond and pale-blue shirts are also fine as long as they are solid without stripes or patterns.
OK I've let you sleep on my good wishes for the interview. ( those wishes remain sincere .) However the gravitational pull of Real World General Chat proved too strong and we're 'back'! - I am struggling to accept that a student of law would need to visit a site (whose contributors generally invite ritual humiliation), to seek advice on dress code for such an important occasion. Are you really that devoid of basic common sense ? When I read your post I actually credited you WITH some common sense, and thought it was a 'wind up' - so I responded in the time honoured tradition of General Chat. But when you ' bit ' I'm afraid you exposed your lack of common sense. I really hope you succeed at the interview - because, at least, it would seem that you have a desire to work and thereby be financially independent.
