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Interviews - suit/tie or otherwise?
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Only if talking to them on Skype in case I switch the camera on...Originally posted by vetran View PostHave you dressed up for your accountant?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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You really do not want to know.Originally posted by vetran View PostHave you dressed up for your accountant?Comment
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Not been to an interview in 10yrs or so but when I did: trouser suit.
As for work attire, that varies; basic M&S business suit for when the Client is about, black trousers & blouse on normal days, jeans & plain tee on Fridays,
For stomping around site boots, Hi vi trousers, jacket, gloves & hat. (goggles & ear defenders as required)Growing old is mandatory
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostNot been to an interview in 10yrs or so but when I did: trouser suit.
As for work attire, that varies; basic M&S business suit for when the Client is about, black trousers & blouse on normal days, jeans & plain tee on Fridays,
For stomping around site boots, Hi vi trousers, jacket, gloves & hat. (goggles & ear defenders as required)
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostFor stomping around site boots, Hi vi trousers, jacket, gloves & hat. (goggles & ear defenders as required)
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post/sigh
I thought you might have guessed it was a joke when I didn't do it to the M&S business suit.
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I should not be surprised but it seems a few of you have PPE fetishes
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Oh I did guess, I am impressed with the speed you found that giff, or is it one you keep handy?Originally posted by LondonManc View Post
I thought you might have guessed it was a joke when I didn't do it to the M&S business suit.
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