Applied for a job. What to wear?

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Kirin S.

Oct 1, 2014

Kirin S.

So I just applied for a job, and I'm 90% sure I'll get it!
The job is at my local bakery, and it is customer service. Though I know there's a chance I won't get it, I'm very nervous because I'm quite shy and sometimes find it very hard to talk to people.
So on my first day (if I have a first day) I want to make a good impression.
It's a job where I won't get to sit down at all, I'll be very busy, and I'll be working for hours each shift.
I want to wear something comfortable, casual, but still make a good impression.
What do you think?

Meredith M.

Oct 1, 2014

Meredith M.

Professional jeans, cute flats, plain see through tee, bright undershirt, and a scarf or necklacw.

Ajah A.

Oct 1, 2014

Ajah A.

Something trendy, cute, classy, modest but make sure you keep your outfit looking professional.

Hannah K.

Oct 1, 2014

Hannah K.

I wouldn't wear jeans if I were you.
Do the people who work there wear certain types of clothes? A type of uniform?
I'd go with black trousers, a top, very comfy shoes and neutral makeup, with your hair up.

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