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dirtydiva:
Dressing nowadays no dey speak volume again, your experience to dat field you're applying for go determine and how vast your experience are.

Majority of companies in Nigeria wants problem solvers not people that wants to build their CVs

But those problem solvers also started from somewhere.

When going for a job interview with a bank? Because these days these rules are not really in force anymore. The focus now is on what you have to offer. Just dress smart and be confident

All these threads about jobs are there jobs in Nigeria?

mrwonlasewonie:
And

There is sure another agenda

mrwonlasewonie:


This is how to dress up for an interview

you have 4 of serwaa's pictures. according to reports I've heard, she's a psycho

Cvclue11:
The recruiting process requires you to dress professionally for an interview. Even though you don't have to wear a suit all of the time, you should always look your best.

We advocate wearing one level up from what you would wear to work every day. If you're going to be dressed casually, we recommend wearing a suit to the interview.

If you'll be wearing jeans to work every day, an interview should be dressed in a button-down shirt and khakis (for males) or formal trousers and a good top (for women).

However, we always recommend that you overdress for an interview rather than underdress. When you look your best, you tend to feel your best!

Here are some pointers on how to dress for an interview:.

It's typically preferable to be conservative. Make sure your hairstyle and color are both traditional and fashionable.

Perfume and powerful body washes/sprays should be avoided.

Wearing clothes that is overly tight, reveals cleavage, or is too short is not a good idea.

Lace, transparent fabrics, and animal patterns should also be avoided. If you decide to wear a skirt to your interview, make sure it is just above the knee and that you are wearing pantyhose.

Avoid wearing stilettos or open-toed shoes. You should feel at ease strolling about in the shoes you select, and they should be well-kept.

You should avoid using colors that are too bright or fashionable. Suits in black, gray, or blue should be worn. It's ok to add a splash of color to your blouse, but it shouldn't detract from your overall look.

Nail polish should not be used and your fingernails should be well-shaped (clear is acceptable).

Carry a modest, professional handbag or attache case.

For men:
Keep your hair and facial hair clean and clipped.

Use no cologne or aftershave with a strong scent.

If you're wearing a suit, go with gray, black, or navy and a corresponding shirt and tie.

Take everything out of your pockets.

Put on a good belt and shoes to go with it.

Carry a portfolio or briefcase made of leather.

Keep your nails neat and short.

Dress socks and polished dress shoes are required.

Tips for male and female:

Smile!

Show good hygiene by showering and brushing your teeth as soon as feasible before the interview.

Do not eat gum or sweets, and avoid smelling like a cigarette.

Make sure your clothes are wrinkle-free, tear-free, and stain-free.

Consider how tattoos and piercings will be received in your field. All tattoos should be covered, and any piercings that aren't in the ears should be removed.

If you need to buy new attire or borrow items from a friend or family member, try on your outfit several days before the interview.

I have attended several interviews n I will say dressing does not guarantee you the job but your attitude/experience matter the most. It is advisable to look good but not as you portrayed in your write up. It is a waste of money to wear expensive dress for an interview with an empty brain. Who do you want to impress? Infact, many organization r switching into virtual interview to tell you that dressing dont count much.

paulolee:
nice tips but I stopped taking all these conditions n list serious after my experience going for one NPA fire service job interview..
I dressed all up in suits n sharp shoes with 3 of my guys looking sweet dt d interviewers asked "how long have we been job hunting" and we jus jokingly laughed it off...
noticed some sets of hausa guys too with thier normal jalabia n slibs or native wears looking all calm n were also interviewed...
d recruitment were delayed for some unknow reasons, next we heard was dt hadiza bala was announced as the m.d..
list came out d next month n it was influx of Hausa names making d cut even in Lagos...none of me n my dope looking guys were called..
point is dt, these list can work In private firms bt if its federal recruitment, jus get strong connection bro bcoz even with singlet n slipps dm go still employ you..

Hell no! It should not be so In a normal country! This is exactly why you all should help to stop the bullshitting that is going on in governmental offices ands jobs. If appointments are going to be by tribe, then get ready to be screwed back & front in your own country!

Wow atleast the OP could hv drop the pic of men On how to dress to the interview.

lytech1:
Nothing is too small to venture into your own business.

I have wasted 9 productive years serving people with nothing to show for.

My business of 7month old with a start up capital of 80k now worth over 700k.

Looking for job here and there is just a waste of time.

Wao
Na which kain business be that? So profitable.

This dress code for job of a thing is mostly applicable to Nigeria company. Not in develop countries

landmark86:
Upon all dis those that will get the job las las will not even show up.
No be Naija

Well said

Pele fun interview o

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lytech1:
Nothing is too small to venture into your own business.

I have wasted 9 productive years serving people with nothing to show for.

My business of 7month old with a start up capital of 80k now worth over 700k.

Looking for job here and there is just a waste of time.

lytech1:
Nothing is too small to venture into your own business.

I have wasted 9 productive years serving people with nothing to show for.

My business of 7month old with a start up capital of 80k now worth over 700k.

Looking for job here and there is just a waste of time.

Bro can u please enlight us (me) more. Thank u

In 2007, I went for the DSS interview @ Ojoo Cantonment in Lagos State. Those who have been interviewed before me came out and tell us it's compulsory to wear suit, I borrowed one from one of the applicants who is tall and fat, as I was about to enter, the officers at the entrance stopped and asked me in pidgin English "this boy, u go borrow suit?" This was because it's an oversized suit.



Up till now they didn't call any of us for the job and I scored 65 @ the state level.

Oh

Simplythebest:
This dress code for job of a thing is mostly applicable to Nigeria company. Not in develop countries

in developed world, you also dress professionally

kiddkash:

you have 4 of serwaa's pictures. according to reports I've heard, she's a psycho

psycho? As How ? Please explain

stanliwise:

There is sure another agenda

agenda about what?

mrwonlasewonie:
psycho? As How ? Please explain

like when she said women who are raped deserved to be

Abeg get out

Shebi na the cloth go do the work.
A guy once wore An Ágbádá to an IT interview, he ended up resetting and arranging their network systems that has been given the resident tech gurus in the firm issues.
They had no choice, but to hire him.
Morals:
He showed what his value to them was and what they could be missing if they don't hire him. Others with blazers and bow tie went home disappointed..........

I beg , which business you invest in. Show us way too �

kiddkash:

like when she said women who are raped deserved to be

habaaaaaaa!! There's no how she will say such unreasonable and insensitive statement on national television and she will not come under hot attack.or is it rumours or slander of her?

lytech1:
Nothing is too small to venture into your own business.

I have wasted 9 productive years serving people with nothing to show for.

My business of 7month old with a start up capital of 80k now worth over 700k.

Looking for job here and there is just a waste of time.

Haba Oga
80k in Nigeria?

What business is that?