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The suit rule is dead. Researching your interviewer isn’t
['Cathy Bussewitz', 'The Associated Press']
Fortune | FORTUNE
The matching blazer and pants Dani McEwen wore to a job interview at an insurance company felt like a smart choice, until she noticed most of the employees had on T-shirts and jeans.
It puts you in the mindset that you’re going to succeed.”
If you’re going for a more senior role, think about refreshing your style so you don’t look dated, Harman, 37, said.
Create a first impression that conveys accomplishmentA wardrobe can be a personal branding tool for your career, Harman said.
If you’re interviewing for a job in the skilled trades, “wear what you wear to work, but wear that nice, clean version,” Close suggested.