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I wear a shirt, tie, and jacket. While my interviewers have sometimes been casual, I’d rather be overdressed than underdressed. I was complimented on my attire during one interview.
Collared shirt, jacket, no tie, shorts/jeans/pajamas
This is how I dressed for every interview last year
I wear a suit jacket and blouse on top and leggings on bottom if I’m the interview candidate regardless of the fact that most interviewers are dressed pretty casually. Also, from the perspective of someone who was hiring/interviewing for our team throughout the pandemic, people definitely noticed if candidates didn’t bother with a suit for interviews. Personally I cared less than others but it was something multiple ppl pointed out if candidates were dressed casually.
I’m in the process of interviewing at a tech co rn. My first interviewer was wearing a polo and the second was wearing a button down with a Columbia jacket. It’s not a big tech company either, but as long as they have the standard tech company vibe (I.e, unlimited PTO, possibly a pet friendly office, beer on tap kind of thing) I think business casual will be perfectly fine
My go to is a sport coat and button up shirt and sweatpants. Have yet to be asked to stand up in an interview, so I continue to be casual on the bottoms.
I just did a similar interview and did a plain colored simple tank with a jardigan. Not sure what the equivalent is for guys 🤔 GC was wearing a sweater, associate had on plain black blouse
A1 mind blown. I just ordered one!
I would go full suit and tie but check in with your recruiter if worried. Generally can't go wrong going more formal especially when interviewing with a lawyer. They'll know that is the norm in the industry.
It can be trickier when interviewing with non-lawyers but luckily that's not the case here.
I always go full suit. Same as I do generally with new emails to professionals I’ve never interacted with, put yourself out there as clean and polished and let them indicate whether they want to dress down/use first names.
Jacket
Casual jacket and button up. No tie.
I had three rounds for an in house position and I wore a suit every time. Interviewer always dressed casual. The in house recruiter even told me to not wear a suit for the last interview. Accepted the position so it can’t hurt.