It takes more than just a good sales pitch and the handsome looks of Channing Tatum to nail down your dream job. You must understand that applications prioritize looks the way owners of business should know that looks are never a priority. We live in a world government that values sight and appearance, and so we must embrace that idea with reverence to the virtues of what an ethical ideal employee should be. Sadly, to be an employee is to be interviewed first. And to nail an interview, you have to dress right.
Dressing right doesn’t mean you should be wearing the most expensive suits. It means wearing expensive suits and appear like you’ve been wearing them since college. It also helps if you’ve read James Salter or watched Bisaya Short Films and understood what Albert Camus wrote about in order to appear classy and ready in you’re interview. If it’s too late for that, reading this infographic on how to dress right before a job interview might increase your chances. But of course there’s no better alternative than the real solutions.
Look The Part: Getting The Interview Dress Code Right [Infographic] by the team at Farfetch
