How to Appear for an Interview

How to Appear for an Interview

How to appear for an interview : How to get ready for an interview - We've all heard the expression, " We have only one chance to make a good first impression ", here in this post I am going to share How to appear for an interview so that you can make a impactful impression to the interviewer. 

One of the main purposes of an interview is to present yourself to a potential employer in a manner that reflects a highly polished and professional image. 

How to prepare for an interview

Please keep in mind that the interview is not the time to be making a personal statement with the way you dress but your goal should be to show that you respect the interviewer's values, tastes and expectations relative to dress and personal manner.

What should I wear for an interview ? 

When we go for an interview, we should strictly main some dressing code. Here you'll get dressing tips for an interview

• Dressing tips for men

A conservative business suit is almost always the rule. It helps you to present yourself professionally and confidently. Your dress should neither too lose nor too tight.

Trousers : Acceptable colours continue to be darker shades and hues including grays, navy bule, black. Pattern design such as pin stripes and placid are subtle.

Shirt : A plain white or off white shirt is always a winner and it helps you to keep your mind stress free and cool.

Necktie : Neckties ....if you like to wear and comfortable. Then pattern should be uniform and subtle, whether stripes or small dot.

Shoes : Shoes your shoes should be shined, if not new then do not forget to get it shined. The colour of your socks should complement or match the rest of your outfit. And a leather belt that matches the colour of your shoes and has a small buckle is a good choice.

• Dressing tips for women

In India women have a vast range of clothes to choose from.You can choose a salwar suit, a sari or a western formal outfit.

While picking a salwar suit pick up something simple and plain as far as possible. It should neither be too tight or too loose. Plunging necklines are to be completely avoided. As for a sari, almost anything pinned up neatly would do. Heavy embroidery should be avoided.

Your blouse should complement the suit in a conservative fashion. It should not be too revealing. High around the neck nor have too many ruffles or frills, white or off white colour such as cream usually match well with many suit colours.

Shoes should be sensibly selected in a way that is not intended to make a statement.