Dressing for a Job Interview
1.
A: I’ve got an important job interview tomorrow.
B: Then you should dress well.
A: I’m going to wear a dark gray business suit, of course.
B: Wear a white shirt and a red tie.
A: Red is supposed to convey power, right?
B: You don’t want them to think you’re weak.
A: I’m wearing a pair of black socks with black shoes.
B: Make sure the socks are calf-high.
A: Because it’s not good to show skin, right?
B: Shine your shoes and clip your nails.
A: I’m getting a haircut this afternoon.
B: Remember to use a firm handshake and look the interviewer in the eye.
2.
A: I’m going to an important job interview tomorrow.
B: Make sure you dress well.
A: I’ll wear my dark gray business suit.
B: Make sure you wear a white shirt and a red tie.
A: Red signifies power, right?
B: It tells the interviewer that you’re independent.
A: I’m wearing black socks and black shoes.
B: Wear calf-high socks, not ankle-high ones.
A: I don’t want to show any skin.
B: Make sure you shine your shoes and cut your nails.
A: I’ve got a haircut appointment this afternoon.
B: Look the interviewer in the eye and give him a manly handshake.
3.
A: I’ve got a big job interview tomorrow morning.
B: You’d better make a good presentation with your appearance.
A: I think my dark gray business suit looks great.
B: You should wear a red tie and a white shirt.
A: Red is a power color, right?
B: It shows the interviewer that you’re not a pushover or a weakling.
A: I’m wearing black socks with a pair of black shoes.
B: The socks should be calf-high, of course.
A: I don’t want to show any leg, of course.
B: Make sure your shoes are shined and your nails are clipped.
A: I’m getting a haircut this afternoon.
B: Look directly at the interviewer, and make sure your handshake is firm.
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