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I would go business professional if it’s an interview. So suit and tie would be my suggestion.
I had suit but the partner who interviewed me is in hoodies lol
dress shirt
Not a suit and tie?
I was in the nude.
Well I got the job strictly based on how I looked naked. So worked out very well.
I would err on the side of a dress shirt or collared polo shirt. If you want to wear a jacket I would say it is optional. Most of the time when I am interviewing folks I am usually still in my PJs but I put on a 3/4 zip company fleece with logo. It looks very generic on the screen. I look less at what the candidate is wearing, rather I look at whether they are sitting in a disorganized mess. Make sure you are in a well lit area free from distractions behind you. Stage your background to look professional. If you can, set up in front of a window so you have lots of natural light on your face or invest in a ring light. Do a test run with a friend to adjust your microphone, camera and lighting. my major pet peeve is when I am interviewing someone and their camera is so low it looks like I am looking up their nose.
Got PwC offer wearing a collared dress shirt
I wore a dress shirt and then a polo for my 3 interviews at a Big 4 recently. If anything I felt way overdressed in the dress shirt, partners showed up in hoodies and a t-shirt.
I was naked.
Canadian tuxedo
Chief
Also naked. We do things a little differently in Big 4