An expensive interview outfit was worn, how should I dress before I get my first paycheck

Summer? If the unit doesn't specifically require it, just wear some work clothes, which are similar to those of colleagues

The landlord is a girl? That's even more casual! As long as it's not too revealing and not too bright, it's the best to give people an elegant and ladylike look anyway.

I agree with everyone, when you go to work, you will find that most of your colleagues are dressed casually, and no one is dressed as if they are going to a funeral

I don't think it's too formal, it's not very practical to wear it when I just graduated.

Or don't be too demanding!

Actually, you don't have to be so demanding!

I have seen a few articles in which the author finally bought expensive formal work clothes, but when he arrived at the office, he found that his colleagues were dressed casually, and it would be strange in comparison.

So why don't you also observe what your future colleagues are wearing, something like that would be nice.

You can wear what you agree to wear, so that others don't think you're weird! Formal occasions can be mindful.

Chinese suits! Or don't buy it in Shanghai!

You have to have a girlfriend to make your girlfriend Zhang Luo!

I think as long as you are generous, clean, and decent, you can be done.

Wait until you make money before you buy it.

Hello, the attire for the interview is really important, but there is no need to put your energy into the outfit either.

Interview attire is usually appropriate for professional attire, the so-called professional attire, also known as formal attire. Girls' formal attire is far more relaxed than boys' formal attire, as long as it is generous and decent. The focus is on the state of the interview and the answers to the questions. Suggestions for reference:

1. Dress. Dress neatly and elegantly, commensurate with your identity, age, and experience, and help show your youth and vigor.

2. Experience. Bring a backup of your personal information, major achievements, certificates, your work resume, experience, etc.

4. Etiquette. Pay attention to etiquette and politeness such as greeting people and thanking them at the right time, and pay attention to small sections and details to show the cultivation of personal life.

5. Position. Roughly familiar with the basic situation of the unit and position you are applying for, and have a general idea of the work process.

It's good to be clean, tidy and generous, not too cumbersome.

It's good to be neat and generous, and it should be better to make it lighter.