Would it be better to wear my very long hair up in a bun or a ponytail to my interview?

Question

Flight Attendant Interview.

Answer 1

Look professional. Wear your hair in a bun and wear a dark suit. Wear practical lower heels, and little jewelry. Pearls are nice. Do not overdo the makeup, too.

Answer 2

never wear long hair in a ponytail to an interview
is gives the impression you are immature and not serious about the career you would like to pursue
to look professional it is best if you must have long hair to wear it up in a simple twist
always wear a dark color or gray suit to any interview even if it is a blue collar job
you can have all the credentials in the world for a job
but that first impression can sink or swim you
you want them to see you not be distracted by outside factors

Answer 3

For any interview, wear your hair the way it best shows off your face. Make sure it will not be in your face, because the people want to be able to see your face. They don't want to look at your you through your hair. Once you are offered the job, they will inform you of the way they want the flight attendants to look. Also wear your make-up so it compliments your face. Not to light and not to dark. Hope you get the job.

Answer 4

Depends. If it's one of the casual airlines (Easyjet, Virgin) you should wear a ponytail. If it's one of the "established" airlines, go for a bun. Better to err on the side of conservative dress in a job interview.

Answer 5

You should wear it up in a bun it wont annoy you as much and it would look like your trying

Answer 6

Ponytail - Bun looks like you're being too prim & proper.

Answer 7

I think a french twist would look profesional and be better than a bun

Answer 8

i'd pick a French braid. after I had lengthy hair...that appeared to artwork for me...Buns make you seem old, or a prima donna, lengthy hair loose makes it seem that you don't want to artwork. The braid shows the length..yet is upkeep loose even as operating.

Answer 9

bun

Answer 10

low ponytail