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I'd rather hire someone who is comfortable in any situation (mechanics clothes or business suit) than a rigid smartass who won't change they way he or she dress

• GrandMasterBirt 18y ago
  I would always dress "professionally" because I do not know what the guy on the other side is going to think. I don't want the start of the interview to be the end of it. When I talk to the interviewer I can know if that person is someone I can be working with, I always ask what the dress code is like and I assure you it makes no difference. One company was 100% casual (don't wear a miniskirt and you are fine). The company was the biggest POS to work for. Another company is business casual (occasionally they don't mind me wearing a t-shirt and jeans) and it is is just a pleasure to work at this one. Edit: I actually like wearing business casual, very comfortable cloths.