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Originally Posted by USMCmech  I agree with those that say you can "overdress" for an interview.
Dress one notch better than the employees do on a regular basis.
Employees wear jeans and a company uniform shirt, then wear kakis, and a nice polo. A suit and tie would be way overkill.
I have seen one company where the owner specifically told job seekers not to wear a suit, if they still did, then they couldn't follow directions. Whenever I open my airplane shop I intend to do the same. If durring the interview I see a puddle of oil and start to clean it up, you had better be helping, not worrying about your clothes. |
Still, jeans for an interview is not acceptable, even if it is just a "meet", etc.
I must have missed the "24" part, I agree with eatsleep and makes my previous comment even more important.