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Interview attire for AFTER residency
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When you interview for fellowship or your first attending job, are there any unspoken rules about how you are supposed to dress? Are you expected to dress the same way we all did for residency interviews?
Better actually.
I've heard that for attending jobs, since you have officially "made it", they actually prefer you to wear diamond coated shoes and a tuxedo.
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I went shirt and tie with a sport coat. Didn't wear the black suit like for residency interviews. Seemed appropriate.
I've heard that for attending jobs, since you have officially "made it", they actually prefer you to wear diamond coated shoes and a tuxedo.
I hear snakeskin boots also work.
In all honesty, I've got to interviews wearing a suit and whatnot but also attended interviews wearing slacks and a nice, untucked shirt.
What you bring to the table in terms of pedigree, skill and personality matters most.
What you bring to the table in terms of pedigree, skill and personality matters most.