Option one is new clean work clothes
Option two is to dress up either dress shirt and dress pants or khakis or you can go all out and wear a suit.
Hugene and appearance are important. Shave, take a shower, wear deodorant and comb your hair.
One thing I forgot to add is silence your phone during the interview
What to wear to an interview
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by WITrucker87, Nov 11, 2012.
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I wore a suit and tie for my interview (also a food place) but I also brought workout clothes and shoes since I knew I was doing at DOT physical and physical agility test later that day, got the job part in due to the fact i wore a suit and tie, it'll help you more than hurt you.
when i get nervous i tend to talk real loud without realizing (i generally have a loud voice to begin with anyways) keep that in mind if you have a similar problem. good luck! -
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DrtyDiesel and DealBreaker Thank this.
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No need to overdress for a truck driving job. CLEAN jeans/dockers and a collar shirt are fine. Hide any tattoos/piercings, some workgloves close by in case you do a road test. Kinda' ackward pre-tripping in a suit with no gloves, right ?
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The only issue is that unfortunately the vast majority of hiring managers put a lot of stock into appearances, and I've dealt with some pretty petty comments about how candidates were dressed for interviews. As I said, I look at the person's qualifications, what they are all about, and skills but some people still do make an issue of appearance. That is the main reason I suggested that the OP dress up for the interview.
I do fully agree with you that it shouldn't be a fashion show...Last edited: Nov 12, 2012
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Maria Joseph Thanks this.
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i'd go shirt with buttons, clean pants, boots or good shoes, maybe even a sport coat if you want
Comb your hair, brush your teeth and clean under your nails, cuz hygene is everyones issue
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