How to dress for the interview

Go well dressed for the job interview is critical. The image says a lot about you, so when you present at the interview, keep in mind the company's image and dress up according to it.

Dressing well does not necessarily mean always go costume. The trick is to show as it is, but trying to convey a professional and reliable. Here's a few tips on which you should not do.

• Generally, conservative colors are better in some shade of blue or gray. Use a color black can be too serious. If you use it, make sure you bring another color near your face to soften the image.
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• It is preferable that t shirts. If the situation requires, wearing a tie.
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• Do not wear sandals, flip flops or shoes on. It's too casual.
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• If you are using costume, make sure you get it right. Not too loose, not too tight. Try to bring fashion suits.
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• No fisherman should wear pants or pirates. Neither leg warmers.
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• If you are female, do not paint your nails with bright colors and bizarre. Keep nails neat and clean.
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• Avoid unnecessary jewelry charge you: Do not use more than two rings per hand or one earring per ear.
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• If you choose to wear bare legs, wear socks, but hot. The stockings can be neutral color or a color that matches your shoes.
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• Watch ons. It is better to use discrete and stylish bags that printed or too modernist.
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• Avoid leather jackets (jackets) are too sporting.
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• Change the appearance of the way you dress in a second interview, changing the color of your blouse, shirt, or tie.
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• An interview is not the place to brag that you are in fashion, but if you dedicate yourself to a career in art, you can be a little more appropriate.

In any case, what you wear should highlight the fact that you are a professional, reliable and confident person, ready to work in a new job. Let your common sense guide you.