dazed_and_confused_alot answered Wednesday August 17 2005, 12:58 pm: well i would say a nice pair of black pants and a cute light blue.purple or white but i don't know what this coorperation is about so if it's fashion, show your best pieces of jewelry if it's coorperate a powersuit would be good not to much skin or cleveage i hope i helped
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TheOldOne answered Wednesday August 17 2005, 11:34 am: Dress conservatively. I believe that Giant is a supermarket? Just guessing - we don't have Giant in my area.
If you're male, you can't go wrong wearing a clean white button-down dress shirt, preferably with long sleeves. Dark unwrinkled dress slacks and dark dress shoes are also a good idea.
For professional interviews, add a conservative blazer or suit.
Women should wear conservative blouses and not show a lot of cleavage (unless they're applying to work at Hooters). Add a dark skirt that covers most, if not all, of the knee. Dark slacks are also an option, although there are still a few dinosaurs out there who might frown on that.
Shoes, too, should be conservative and tasteful; extreme high heels are a bad idea. Jewelry should not be excessive.
In some cases (particularly for professional career interviews) women may choose to wear a pantsuit or skirt-suit.
In other words, dress as if you were going to church, a winter wedding, or a funeral. It's hard to over-dress for an interview, unless you're applying for a job at a farm, a mud-wrestling pit, or in construction. :D
Try to be clean-shaven, neat, and clean. Avoid overly-strong aftershave (does anyone actually USE that stuff?), deodorant, and perfume. Of course you should use SOME deodorant if you normally need it - just don't drown yourself in the stuff.
One easy rule of thumb is to dress AT LEAST as conservatively as the people who already work at that store or company.
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