We are what we wear — and that matters a lot in job interviews
 

We are what we wear — and that matters a lot in job interviews
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Interviews can be high-pressure. The last thing you want is to arrive at an ****** feeling awkward about your outfit. After working in the recruiting industry for over a decade, I’ve witnessed and heard about too many of those moments.*

Your business professional interview outfit should be a stress-free experience, for both you and the hiring manager. Leaving a lasting positive impression starts the moment you walk in, starting with your physical appearance. **

When I graduated college, a matching suit was the go to get-up. I wore one to work every day and had a closet full of different matching suits. **w, 10+ years later, suits for women are neither fashionable **r required. But, the startup culture has blurred the lines of what exactly business casual means. While I don’t miss wearing a similar outfit every single day, I have seen the angst that the vague term “business casual” causes. * Read more...

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