Some persons say a low cut is appropriate, however, some people look smarter in afro or punk. What's more important the hairstyle or the overall appearance of the candidate?

You can go for skull cut!

crazysaint:
You can go for skull cut!

buahahahaha

Dreads like daddy showkey

Brazilian hair smh

Skin low-cut with a clean shave will give you a professional look.

Seriously guys all I asked for was advice. You'd be surprised at the number of Nairaland stalkers that would be looking forward to your responses as well. Interestingly someone (probably a Nairalander) might flunk an interview for this very same reason. Just your kindhearted, interview-friendly opinion, please!

u can carry dada

But seriously, I didn't know guys required a hair style for interview. Look at the industry you are going into, if its not showbiz, then any hair style that makes you look smart. No weaves, no colours, no afros even, punk or mohawk. All kinds of things put off interviewers.

Mtchewww!!!

Yeye question. You can do this... Mtsvhew

olempe:
Yeye question. You can do this... Mtsvhew

Okay that one was funny. Anyways, I'd just wait until a more reasonable comment pops in.

Kbabie:
u can carry dada

But seriously, I didn't know guys required a hair style for interview. Look at the industry you are going into, if its not showbiz, then any hair style that makes you look smart. No weaves, no colours, no afros even, punk or mohawk. All kinds of things put off interviewers.

Thanks for your credible opinion . Actually it's consulting. I asked cos recruiters in the US really don't place much interest on things like hairstyle so long as the candidate has value to add and looks moderately smart. However, I've heard a lot about how it's preferable to go on low-cut for interviews in Nigerian based firms. Just wanted to be sure and thought Nairaland was a good way to find out, until I started seeing the miserly comments before yours. Thanks again.

berildan:



Thanks for your credible opinion . Actually it's consulting. I asked cos recruiters in the US really don't place much interest on things like hairstyle so long as the candidate has value to add and looks moderately smart. However, I've heard a lot about how it's preferable to go on low-cut for interviews in Nigerian based firms. Just wanted to be sure and thought Nairaland was a good way to find out, until I started seeing the miserly comments before yours. Thanks again.

Are u in d US?