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OK ladies and gents - So I've got a managerial interview tomorrow for a care company

 

Divided on what to wear, some say trousers and shirt, I like the sound of this because I feel more comfortable.

 

Others are saying no, suit and tie! And I understand why.

 

What's the general consensus. Smart/Casual and comfortable or aim to impress with a whistle and flute ?

 

Thanks in advance :thumbs:

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Senior/Managerial positions I'd play it safe with a suit.

 

Summer interviews are good because I feel you can justifiably leave the jacket behind but in the winter there's not really that excuse. Realistically I think a classy good quality shirt, tie and shoes coupled with a sharp discerning haircut will display all the professionalism that a suit does but it's best to play safe.

 

"You can never be overdressed or over educated..." :thumbs:

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If you've got a suitable suite, wear it, some don't.....so shirt & trousers is next best thing....

 

Suite ? Should he just wear the settee, or go with the armchair too ? :laugh:

 

(Sorry mate - couldn't resist ! ;) )

Haha you got me......I normally notice after posting....hence all my edited posts, I guess I'll leave that one.....:-)

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For a managerial position it has to be a smart suit clean shoes and a well groomed appearance ... First impressions last forever ... people make an instant judgement within the first three seconds of meeting somebody for the first time so why risk loosing a job over not dressing smartly enough .......

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