Khakis and sport coat will not get you far... Try to be a little more creative, after all the first impression is everything.
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Khakis and sport coat will not get you far... Try to be a little more creative, after all the first impression is everything.I'm closing up shop and have an interview next week for lead carpenter/project manager. Its residential and light commercial restoration work. Is a suit/tie overkill? Im thinking khakis and sport coat. any ideas?
Guys this is construction, loose the suite, grab a clean shirt, don't spill coffee on it on your way there.You can always loosen/lose a tie. Better to be over-dressed than under-dressed.
At least he isn't posting choices...Californiadecks said:Men don't ask other men what outfit they should wear.
It depends on the company/job. If it's a big company and you'll be meeting with commercial clients then a sport coat and/or tie may be appropriate to show them that you are able to present yourself well.
If you'll be wearing bags and swinging a hammer a lot then I'd say something like a polo shirt and khakis or good jeans would be more appropriate. It's hard to imagine someone as much of a tradesman in a suit and tie. You want to fit their image of what the person in that position should look like, if that makes any sense.
Listen to Ethan and Griz....If it's a job site interview show up ready to rock n' roll...:thumbsup:
If it is an office and for a semi management job (PM) then go the coat and tie roll. You only have one shot at a first impression.
They might not remember your name but they will remember the coat & tie.:thumbsup:
So what finally made you close shop . .ASIinc. said:I'm closing up shop and have an interview next week for lead carpenter/project manager. Its residential and light commercial restoration work. Is a suit/tie overkill? Im thinking khakis and sport coat. any ideas?
True that! But I'd still go with this!!Listen to Ethan and Griz....
And don't worry that anything is going to shrivel up and fall off because you asked what to wear...
I adjust what I wear according to objectives all the time. Last I looked, I was still all there
And GOOD LUCK