Dress for interview? Call centre!

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Anastacio

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Anyone an interviewer in this area, what is expacted?

I?m rather casual in what I wear and what I have to wear. Jeans, shirt and tie?
 
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dv8

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as long as it is clean nearly anything will do. no shorts thou :)
in most cases the manager is simply looking for someone who can speak english, it does not matter how they look.
 
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ExtremeR

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dv8 said:
as long as it is clean nearly anything will do. no shorts thou :)
in most cases the manager is simply looking for someone who can speak english, it does not matter how they look.
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It does in the interview, specially if the interviewer is Dominican. Pantalon de tela(suit pants?), long sleeve shirt and shoes (not snickers), maybe a tie. If you get the job then you can get the jeans and snickers depending on the company dressing policy.
 
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DMV123

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Funny but CORRECT. DV8 is dead wrong on this one. Dress to impress for your interview then follow the dress code.
 
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dv8

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dead wrong? i have seen gringos come in wearing shorts and getting a job anyways. this ain't america.
 
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jrhartley

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I would imagine rules for the north are more relaxed than santo domingo, where there are more people going for the same job.
 
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drloca

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JDJones said:
I guess I'm old fashioned. (or just plain old)

Come to an interview with me dressed in shorts, and it will be a very quick interview, guaranteed.
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I agree! First impressions speak volumes, before one even opens their mouth.

(and I am not even that old, just like-minded:cheeky:)
 
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dv8

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listen guys, i agree with you: the first impression is important. an yes, the are not many rules here in the north coast :)
 
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Black Dog

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When you go for a job interview, assuming you really want the job, you need to make a very strong first impression. There is a 90/90 rule which states that 90% of a first impression is made in the first 90 seconds.
 
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jrhartley

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you're hired

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