What kind of clothes should an interviewer choose?

Pay attention to men's professional clothes before the interview.

In Europe, many multinational companies and groups entrust well-known consulting companies or recruitment offices to recruit employees from the society. In the eyes of business owners, although this recruitment method is expensive, it is professional, authoritative and fair, which is a reliable way.

Recently, Mr. Wells, an expert in the recruitment office in Houston, Belgium, put forward a series of reference suggestions on how to adapt to the rules of the market game and improve the chances of successful candidates.

Shoes are very important in an interview.

Mr. Wells said, "We pay great attention to observing the behavior of candidates. When the candidate comes to the room, I will pay attention to whether he will sit down when I ask him to sit down. "

Many job seekers don't know that recruiters pay special attention to clothing. Everyone knows that you can't wear flowered shirts and socks to the interview. Although the suit and tie look a little serious, it is still the best clothes.

Shoes are very important. For many recruiters, shoes reflect a person's personality. If you wear the upper of leather shoes, you will be considered as a person who is not neat and informal; If leather shoes are too fashionable, they will be considered conspicuous, which is not conducive to job hunting in banks and consultants who need to look solemn. In addition, the color of socks should match the color of shoes, not the color of suits.

Dress for the interview, simple and not too much trouble.

Coat: white shirt with dark tie. It is best to choose long sleeves for shirts, which are too hot, and short sleeves are also acceptable.

Pants: dark pants, don't wear casual pants or jeans;

Shoes: black leather shoes are enough;

Socks: White socks are the most taboo. It is recommended to choose blue and gray socks.

Hair: Don't dye your hair, not too long.

As for the suit, if it is a very formal occasion, you must wear it. You see, many men attend ribbon-cutting and celebrations. Even in hot weather, they need suits. If it's just an ordinary interview, it doesn't have to be like this.