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Old 04-13-2006, 08:51 PM
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what should one wear to an interview at...



a) Urban Outfitters?
b) Starbucks?

I have both on monday. Should I just wear UO clothes to the first one, something that would fit in as something an employee there could wear, but make sure I'm not too grungy? And how much should I dress up for a starbucks one? This is southern california and a place full of college students (the starbucks is on campus) so it's incredibly casual.

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for my sbux interview i wore black pants, a pink shirt, a pink blazer & flat black shoes. and i got the job. even though it is a pretty casual place, you still need to dress up for the interview. my store manager would pretty much refuse to hire people who showed for interview in jeans or anything too casual. he said it showed that they didn't take it seriously.

as for UO, that would be a really hard one. cos you'd want to wear their clothes and look pretty fashionable but then at the same time you don't want to be too casual...

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Wear something smart and business-y to both. You're selling yourself on your knowledge and personality, so make yourself presentable. I don't mean wear a suit or whatever, but just something smart that looks like you mean you want the job. Any moron can rock up in casual clothes. I usually wear tailored pants and a fitted blouse to mine and even if I don't get the job, 9 times out of 10 I actually get a letter in the snail mail because they were impressed at my professionalism, attitude and attire.

Go figure. I never usually want the jobs I apply for anyways.
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Wear something smart and business-y to both. You're selling yourself on your knowledge and personality, so make yourself presentable. I don't mean wear a suit or whatever, but just something smart that looks like you mean you want the job. .
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Thanks for the help...But I don't even own a pair of black pants or a blazer or any kind of button up shirt I guess I'll have to either go shopping or try to find something in my closet that works. I've always just preferred dresses when I had to dress up, and all mine are sundresses.
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