Infographic- The Corporate Interview: Men, What To Wear
Getting the interview means they are interested in seeing you. Employers will generally only see the top 2% of applicants.
- Researching the company and job your interviewing for and make sure its a right fit for you.
- Go over your resume and cover letter and make sure you can talk to the strengths you have stated.
- Show some initiative and learn the names of the people you will be meeting with.
- Have a dress rehearsal, try on your interview outfit and practice interview questions with a friend or family member.
We have put together this simple infographic to give you an idea on the dress standards for a corporate interview.
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