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INFORMAL INTERVIEW Question: Anyone have advice on what to wear to an "informal" second interview? I'd wear my usual suit, but it doesn't quite fit like it used to, so I try
and wear it sparingly. Is simply slacks and a collared shirt ok? "Captain Bob's" reply: Although it can be called an "informal" interview, it's usually
the chief's oral. It's called "informal" to get to know you better. But understand it's for all of the marbles. If you don't come across as the most enthusiastic candidate with the qualifications that meet
this departments culture and objectives, you're out of the process. The strongest non-verbal statement you can make is what you wear to any interview, especially the "Informal" (Chiefs)
interview. By you own statement, your "usual suit doesn't quite fit like it used to. If you feel this way it probably looks old and dated. This alone can psyche you out before you can say anything in the interview.
It is time to step up and make the investment if you really want his job. Is simply slacks and a collared shirt ok? NO! Be professional and look professional. I had a candidate tell me he went to an
interview wearing a tie, suspenders and no jacket. I asked him, "Who did you think you are, Larry King?" His mother would have never let him out of the house like that. Question: But I don't have $500.00 to spend. Reply: It won't cost you $500.00. Go to the Men's Warehouse or a department store that has a sale. Click here to review testimonials. Click here to purchase Capt. Bob's DVD/CD program. Click here to purchase Capt. Bob's Video/CD program.
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