Anonymous wrote:Pants and a jacket? The job is in a casual office, so pants would be typically. But should you dress up for the interview or dress for the job?

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Totally flummox them by showing up in your jacket and boxer shorts. Unless you're a lay-dee, in which case stay home and mop the kitchen floor.

Anonymous wrote:I am a guy, and can not imagine an interview where I would not wear pants. Don't think I would want that job.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a guy, and can not imagine an interview where I would not wear pants. Don't think I would want that job.

I am a guy, and can not imagine an interview where I would not wear pants. Don't think I would want that job.

This is ridiculous. It's not 1957. Wear the damn pants.

I only wear pants

Yes, totally fine and you don't want to work somewhere it's not. (The idiot HR director I used to work for was vehemently against pantsuits as late as the early 2000, but, again, she was an idiot.)

I've been working for 26 years and I don't think I've ever gone to an interview in a skirt.

Yes, a pants suit is okay, if you are most comfortable in that if you are most comfortable in a skirt or dress go with that.

No, do not go casually dressed to an interview even if the typical environment is casual.

Yes. If Hillary could accept the nomination in a pantsuit, you can wear pants to an interview. As long as you look polished and professional, you will be fine.

Of course. Haven't felt the need to wear a suit skirt since the 90s.

You should dress up for an interview, but that doesn't require a skirt.

This is one of the dumbest questions I've ever seen

Of course. It's 2017.

Pants and a jacket? The job is in a casual office, so pants would be typically. But should you dress up for the interview or dress for the job?