That depends on the position, but it seldom hurts to be formal. When you arrange the
interview on the phone is easy and quite appropriate, if the company’s officer are nearby
you can drop by and see how the employees dress. Your appearance is the first thing the
interviewer will notice about you. So it should be as favorable and professional as
possible.
Your grooming should be immaculate with hair and nail clean. You may not notice it but
the interviewer will. If appropriate, clean and press your clothes, comb your hair, scrape
your chin and shine your shoes. Before the interview, go to the restroom to check your
appearance.
-Men should wear a business suit and a conservative tie (stripes are good)
-Women should wear a daytime dress or business coordinates.
If you don’t regularly wear these clothes, check for strains and missing button sometime
before the interview. The dress code is an important part of an organization’s culture.
Being overdressed or under dressed at the interview can indicate that you don’t really
know what the potential employer is about. If you dress in a similar vein to the
employees, you are subtly projecting the image that you are already one of them.
Tip courtesy of www.mydreamjob.tk