Dress code for day 1?

[Uncle Albert]

I've only worn a tie at weddings and funerals since 2000. For interview I'll wear a suit but not a tie.

Luckily my clients are meedja types so it's not an issue.

[AtW]

I like the current client co is that they let me dress like a bin man

Well, you are driving garbage disposal truck.

[Freamon]

I've only worn a tie at weddings and funerals since 2000. For interview I'll wear a suit but not a tie.

Luckily my clients are meedja types so it's not an issue.

Probably means you have to spend more than the cost of a suit on horn rimmed glasses, floppy haircuts, cardigans and loafers.

Edit: and a leatherette ipad case.

[Uncle Albert]

Probably means you have to spend more than the cost of a suit on horn rimmed glasses, floppy haircuts, cardigans and loafers.

Edit: and a leatherette ipad case.

In fairness, I'm not upto a floppy haircut anymore. More of a comb over from the beard.

[SimonMac]

Shirt and tie everyday, once a MD of a small "hipster" consultancy said its ok to dress down, his company doesn't have a dress code, my reply was simply "No, but mine does"

[mickey]

How do you introduce yourself to the team in the 1st day (puns, puns)?

[doodab]

Usually a suit minus the tie and jacket. Occasionally jeans and t shirt. Never shorts on day 1.

[Ketchup]

Just a little smarter than the permies

[SimonMac]

How do you introduce yourself to the team in the 1st day (puns, puns)?

I'm here because you can't do your job

[BolshieBastard]

I always ask during the interview.

I recently missed out on a role because I turned up in a suit and tie and, the client had an everyday smart, casual dress code. They said I'd 'feel' more comfortable working in a corporate environment so now, Im asking agents whether the client has business suit or a smart, casual dress at interview.