"smart casual"

karbon · 01-09-2009, 15:58

i hate it when places are in the middle of these 2 options.

got a second interview with Apple on friday (woo go team getting a job)

first stage was a group interview, where the dress code was "Casual" i wore jeans and a fairly nice but casual shirt and trainers. the other people there were similar, t-shirts, cardigans, hoodys that sort of thing.

the nice lady has, however, described the dress code for the second interview as "smart casual, no suits are required"..... so, how far into smart does one go without looking silly? shirt shoes and trousers? or jeans shoes and a shirt? trainers and a shirt? i just don't understand.......

halp?

01-09-2009, 15:58	#1
karbon Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Glasvegas Posts: 475	"smart casual" i hate it when places are in the middle of these 2 options. got a second interview with Apple on friday (woo go team getting a job) first stage was a group interview, where the dress code was "Casual" i wore jeans and a fairly nice but casual shirt and trainers. the other people there were similar, t-shirts, cardigans, hoodys that sort of thing. the nice lady has, however, described the dress code for the second interview as "smart casual, no suits are required"..... so, how far into smart does one go without looking silly? shirt shoes and trousers? or jeans shoes and a shirt? trainers and a shirt? i just don't understand....... halp? __________________