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Pre-interview dinner
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I think a suit is probably a little too formal.
If you're more conservative, I would stick with what you normally go to work with.
If you're feeling a bit more casual, guys can go with a nice shirt and maybe khakis.
I don't think casual ever refers to jeans casual. 🙂
If you're more conservative, I would stick with what you normally go to work with.
If you're feeling a bit more casual, guys can go with a nice shirt and maybe khakis.
I don't think casual ever refers to jeans casual. 🙂
Liven up a suit with some color, and ditch the suit jacket and tie. A fitted jacket, cool shirt, and khakis look great.
As a girl, I'd probably wear a coordinate instead of a suit, along with more colorful heels and a bit more jewelry than interview day.
As a girl, I'd probably wear a coordinate instead of a suit, along with more colorful heels and a bit more jewelry than interview day.
I would say for guys some nice pants (not jeans) and nice shirt. The dinners I attended some of the residents wore jeans and nice shoes, shirts or tops (for the female) but then again they were already in. I'll definately be wearing jeans if I attend any pre-interview dinners.