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Business casuals always safe.
Agreed, pretty much the standard across FAANG
You're usually safe with business casual. Don't forget personal grooming too, it really makes a big difference.
T-shirt? Or a hoodie? I mean, that's what you'll wear for work anyway, right? And probably the interviewer will wear that too
Can confirm. Had 2 interviews recently. Manager wore a t shirt, senior engineer wore a hoodie.
I wore a short sleeve button up/collared shirt last week. I also wore khaki pants, just in case my pants showed at all.
Button up collared shirt is always a good idea. For a Big 4, I wore a casual blazer, but that probably wasn't necessary.
I always feel more comfortable overdressing because I get paranoid about looking underdressed. I think a button up collared shirt is good.
I would throw in to check your Zoom background choice, and your lighting.
Can't go wrong with a collared shirt or polo
Honestly, I’d say dress as yourself. If you’re not comfortable wearing a suit or even business casual, you don’t want to work for a company that requires it. It’s a great first filter. ;)
Please wear a shirt that isn't mesh or see-through.
That's all.