If I am interviewing for a job as a errand driver for a jewelry company, do I wear a suit to the interview?

Answer 1

AT least a tie+ dress shirt+ dress pants.

Answer 2

Always dress one-over what the other people at the company are wearing.
Never, never ever ever go casual unless you're applying to flip burgers. Even then, don't.

Dress pants, dress shirt, tie, black shoes, suit jacket in the car incase you see another person working there in a suit.

PS- bow tie = very bad.
PPS - so is tie with Santa /naked girl / cannabis patterns

Answer 3

You are supposed to look good where ever you go for an interview. At least a pair of slacks and an nice dress shirt with a tie.

Answer 4

Go as smart as your word robe will allow, in neutral tones nothing brash or logo's, borrow a tie if you can.

And the most impeccable personal grooming.

It does not matter what type of job you are going for...you will stick out from the rest, look as if you really care about the job and give a good impression and perhaps they might consider you for other opportunities..

Answer 5

You ALWAYS present your best foot forward!!

They may expect you to wear a suit while delivering thier product, who knows? If you dont have a suit, then wear your best clothes, and make sure they are clean and neat looking.

Shined shoes are a plus. Dont cross your legs, or that will look like your bored. Sit down with your legs together, and hands in your lap. Pay attention, and look alert. Ask questions, (but, dont ask about pensions! It will seems like your already looking to be lazy).

A clean, neat apperance is always something they look for and be curteous and kind. Dont talk "BAD" about your last empolyer, or anyone else. NEVER say you cant do "something"... Just tell them you havent tried it, and are willing to learn!

They may want you "bonded", so, be prepared for that...(Its a legal thing, I dont know what it encompases, but, they will tell you how to do it, and if not, aske them for sure, how you can go about if need be).

I wish you well...(and good luck!)

Jesse

Answer 6

i think business casual is fine. you know button down shirt and khakis or slacks. You want to come across as more mature even if you are a driver because they are entrusting you with valuable goods so you don't want to look grubby, plus once you get the job, you will be a representative of the company.

good luck