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layla129:Babe do u hate me dat much?! |
NevetsIbot:Bro no be small thing o, I still laugh whenever I remember d incident ![]() |
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gabby221:The dress code will be stated in the email you receive, but I think it's usually smart casual. When it's ur turn, make sure you pay attention to details. who knows?...they might actually decide to shake things up a bit. |
Mhizdiva:Well, I'm not very sure about what passes as business casual or smart casual for ladies. Just don't look too serious or corporate. I believe a simple coloured shirt (not plain white) and a knee level, well fitting skirt should do. |
vykta:A candid advice coming from sum1 dat aced through the interview and has already done medicals. Before u go putting on a suit and tie like a banker or Lawyer, first try using Google to know what Smart Casual or Business Casual is all about. I don't know why pple just like arguing about things they can easily research through the Internet. It's not my first time going to interviews with business casual or smart casual dress code. I wore a suit and a simple shirt, of course without a tie and I saw they were impressed with my appearance the moment I stepped in. There were other guys that decked to the teeth at that Oshodi center on dat day, putting on shirt and tie, some even suiting up with tie and looking very corporate. The only guy putting on a tie dat made it among eleven of us dat day was wearing a multi coloured, casual shirt. I can't say the tie or corporate dressing disqualified the rest, cos there are many factors that can disqualify a person in an interview, but I just don't think a suit and tie is appropriate if ur asked to dress Smart Casual or Business Casual. You can type in the dress codes on Google to av an idea of what they are talking about. Good luck to us all |
