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Job interview dress codes shift to casual as remote work rises

The traditional advice for job interview attire, such as wearing a suit, is becoming outdated due to the rise of remote work and more casual office environments. While suits may still be appropriate for executive or finance roles, many companies now have relaxed dress codes. Experts suggest researching a company's culture through its website or social media and dressing slightly more polished than current employees to make a good impression. Ultimately, confidence in one's outfit is key to interview performance. AI

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Job interview dress codes shift to casual as remote work rises

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Cathy Bussewitz, The Associated Press ·

    The suit rule is dead. Researching your interviewer isn’t

    You don't have to wear a suit to your interview anymore. Unless, of course, you do.