Dress advice for interviews

Taken straight from the CIPD guide on "How to be successful at interview"

First impressions last

First impressions count. Make sure you’re wearing something professional and appropriate for the interview. Avoid clothes that are uncomfortable as you don't want to be worrying about them whilst trying to answer questions. Your handshake is important, so look the interviewer in the eye and shake firmly. A smile will often help too!

rest of guide here...

www.cipd.co.uk/.../succeeding-interviews

Taken straight from the CIPD guide on "How to be successful at interview"

First impressions last

First impressions count. Make sure you’re wearing something professional and appropriate for the interview. Avoid clothes that are uncomfortable as you don't want to be worrying about them whilst trying to answer questions. Your handshake is important, so look the interviewer in the eye and shake firmly. A smile will often help too!

rest of guide here...

www.cipd.co.uk/.../succeeding-interviews

Handshakes, one for hiring managers! I often wonder do people want me to shake their hand or do they want me to kiss it, fist pump it, stop holding your hand out like a piece of china or wet fish!