06-19-2017, 02:43 AM
I am a us customs broker. I work in a business setting and i will go on record that i do not own a single suit.
I only wear khakis and polo shirts which are considered business casual.
I would only recommend suits for higher up positions like management.
A dress shirt and dress pants and tie does not hurt for someone starting out.
If you are hurting for money start with the polo shirt and khakis.
Shoes are much more important believe it or not. Most places don't permit sneakers even in a business casual environment.
But i would not try to dress better than the person interviewing you. It can make the interview uncomfortable for them.
They are going to be looking more at your answers and how you act in the interview than how you dress.
I only wear khakis and polo shirts which are considered business casual.
I would only recommend suits for higher up positions like management.
A dress shirt and dress pants and tie does not hurt for someone starting out.
If you are hurting for money start with the polo shirt and khakis.
Shoes are much more important believe it or not. Most places don't permit sneakers even in a business casual environment.
But i would not try to dress better than the person interviewing you. It can make the interview uncomfortable for them.
They are going to be looking more at your answers and how you act in the interview than how you dress.
