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My comments are my observations in the SV. I work in the SV. I have seen some males interview in T shirts and Levi's.

1. I recommend that you ask the company recruiter how one should dress.
2. Visit website to get an idea as to what the people depicted in pictures are wearing.
3. Women do not over dress ie. heels, hosiery, expensive suits just present yourself in a moderate way( let your knowledge and skill set speak for you)

Of course! Dress for the job you are aspiring to not the one position you are apply for. Thank you

I agree with you look and feel your Best

Wear the best that you have. At least wear business dress. This may or may not require you to wear a tie, but a tie wouldn't hurt you, Try a vest or something up from what you usually wear. Look at how they are dressed in some of the offices you go into & try to mimic those there.

No halter or tank tops for women. No off the should blouse or showing of a bra strap. Blazers for women at all times. Some times women should try a skirt, because wearing one may be required at a office. A dress is not always required, or even wanted in an office. It may be an option. Nylons may be a good choice at some offices; keep your options open. Clean cut hair for men and women. No facial hair for men. You don't know their dress code and they may not allow facial hair. At least trim & thin the beard, so it looks neat. Appear nicely dressed and relaxed for an interview.

Shoes should match the clothes that you are wering for the interview. Women should wear flats or heels. Just be sure that you can walk properly in the shoe you choose. Men should wear shoes that also match their clothes. They should be clean and polished. You don;t really need a spit shine, but it wouldn't hurt. Make sure your shoes match your chosen belt. No sandals, unless you are at the beach, and no flip flops. No open toed shoes for either men or women

Arrive early enough so that you can relax while waiting.