dress code for interview in sears (cashier job)

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srainbows in Fort Worth, Texas 56 months ago	Hai I've been selected for the interview at Sears which is going to be after 2 days. Can anybody suggest me what would be the appropriate dress for this interview for the Cashier post? - Was this comment helpful? Yes (35) / No (6) Reply - Report abuse
John Jacob in Grosse Ile, Michigan 56 months ago	Black or Khaki pants One or Black shirt **Sears dress code is very plain. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (6) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
John Jacob in Grosse Ile, Michigan 56 months ago	Sorry Black or Khaki pants White or Black shirt **Sears dress code is very plain. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (8) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
moncia williams in Dover, Delaware 55 months ago	i start today black and white is what they told me. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (3) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Jake_EE in Elyria, Ohio 55 months ago	Why are these minimum wage places with no benefits and no room for advancement so strict and picky? Why do so many micromanagers run rampant? It's not like all the workers plan to stay until 66 1/2 years old with full retirement benefits. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (5) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Bob Harcourt in Bloomingdale, Illinois 55 months ago	Jake_EE in Elyria, Ohio said: Why are these minimum wage places with no benefits and no room for advancement so strict and picky? Why do so many micromanagers run rampant? It's not like all the workers plan to stay until 66 1/2 years old with full retirement benefits. Probably the same reason that Richard Branson can go anywhere in denim, but the waiter at your restaurant wears a tux. Unlike 50 years ago, the worse the job, the better you have to dress, it seems. - Was this comment helpful? Yes (6) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
linda13 in Weslaco, Texas 39 months ago	what should i wear for an interview i have tomorrow at sears if i dont own any black shirts - Was this comment helpful? Yes (2) / No (2) Reply - Report abuse
Michael 06 in Calabasas 37 months ago	Well, You should be able to make every possible effort to prove yourself worthiest for the job. Your every effort should have a positive approach and you should be able to throw light on your positives, your talents and your work experiences. Spaced out from this, you should be able to drive the attention of the interviewer from your negatives such as time-lag in your academics and career, or long-drawn-out hunt to obtain a job could have a negative effect on the job interview. Dress up in formals for the job interview. Asking for the dress code from the receptionist by making a call to her is the best. Even if you are dressing up in casual make sure that hair is neatly done and shoes are neatly polished. Shake hands with the interview only if it is offered by the interviewer. But while shaking hands make sure that you maintain eye contact. Keep the modulation of your voice same as that of the interviewer. Experts recommend avoiding using a lot of hands while you talk or explain things at times in the interview. Over and above, don't forget to switch your mobile off. Prepare yourself best for the job interview and get your desired job. _____________________________________ www.JobInterviewSecret.com - Was this comment helpful? Yes (7) / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
georgebuffet in London, United Kingdom 34 months ago	Hi There !! It is better to dress semi formal dresses with mild court shirts and dark color trousers. Press you dress neatly and be tidy and clean Hope it helps :) Regards, George Buffet - Was this comment helpful? Yes (3) / No (4) Reply - Report abuse
lil mama in Dubuque, Iowa 15 months ago	s rainbows in Fort Worth, Texas said: Hi I've been selected for the interview at Sears which is going to be after 2 days. Can anybody suggest me what would be the appropriate dress for this interview for the Cashier post? black or khaki pants and red or black shirt - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse

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