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Defining Proper Attire A person's clothing is the first and fastest clue as to his or her business position.  When others see an expensive, traditional suit, the person is identified as a "corporate type".  On the other hand, a "pretty" dress or a "cool" shirt suggest the person is a lower- level clerical or production worker. Chosing the "proper" attire for work is a lot more complicated than just buying an interview suit.  Every organization has its own style, each job has its own status, and workers dress differently for different activities.

General Attire Rules Corporate Attire: worn to an interview or client meeting   Men   Women Business Attire daily wear at most large companies Men   Women Casual Business typical "dress-down Friday" attire Men  Women   Business Casual  worn on the golf course     Men        Women Do's & Don'ts for Men Do's & Don'ts for Women

Creating a Business Wardrobe MBA Style Magazine: attire and interview tips as well as shopping links Washington State's Dress for Success a virtual fashion show from Cal State Hayward Dressing for the Job Hunt How to tie the tie, and more! UNI Career Center Tip Sheet Interview outfits for differerent industries at Syms Dress is much more than a suit on the job search Job hunting attire from Quintessential Careers