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Re: Guide to Recruiting and Schmoozing - Part 2 - What to wear
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08 Jan 2008, 07:39
08 Jan 2008, 07:39
Kudos sent for A+ use of "codpiece". 
Re: Guide to Recruiting and Schmoozing - Part 2 - What to wear
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08 Jan 2008, 14:07
08 Jan 2008, 14:07
Great tips. I would also recommend looking at this for examples. https://askandyaboutclothes.com/WWW/WWW/Job%20Interviewing.htm
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08 Jan 2008, 18:22
08 Jan 2008, 18:22
pelihu wrote:
For business school interviews, a brown suit would probably be OK. I didn't get the sense that admissions people cared at all.
One more thing I forgot to mention about ties - a tie should be long enough so the tip touches your belt while you are standing relaxed. If you tie your tie too short and only runs part-way down your belly, it make you look like a clown. If your tie is too long, it looks silly like a codpiece and becomes totally unmanageable when you sit down. Also, I didn't think to mention it because it should be pretty obvious, but don't wear skinny ties or fish ties or ties with ridiculous logos.
One more thing I forgot to mention about ties - a tie should be long enough so the tip touches your belt while you are standing relaxed. If you tie your tie too short and only runs part-way down your belly, it make you look like a clown. If your tie is too long, it looks silly like a codpiece and becomes totally unmanageable when you sit down. Also, I didn't think to mention it because it should be pretty obvious, but don't wear skinny ties or fish ties or ties with ridiculous logos.
I own a pencil thin white tie - aka pimp tie, and a big fat tie with pool balls on it.
Are they appropriate?
