When applying for a job as a sampler or inspector, what should I wear for the interview?

First, professional/business interview attire. The first impression you make on a potential employer is the most important. The first judgment the interviewer makes is based on your appearance and clothing. That’s why it’s always important to dress appropriately for an interview. Generally speaking, you want to wear professional or business attire. For men, this might mean a blazer and slacks paired with a shirt and tie. For women, this might mean a shirt and formal pants, or a formal dress. You can also incorporate some modern style trends into your outfits. Whether you are a man or a woman, you will want to consider what color clothing to wear to the interview. Avoid anything too bright or flashy to avoid distracting the hiring manager and creating a bad impression.

Second, non-professional/business casual interview attire. If you're interviewing in an informal work environment, you'll probably wear a smart casual attire. Before wearing business casual clothing, please call the office to ask the administrative coordinator or contact the person who arranged the interview for advice to make sure it is appropriate. But remember to dress more professionally than the average employee in the company.

Third, casual clothing for the interview. If you're interviewing at a startup, don't wear formal attire from head to toe. Instead of wearing a black suit and dress shoes, choose something casual but still presentable: baggy khakis, dark-wash jeans, and a smart top, for example. It may be more in line with the way startups do things.