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[Q] Orientation/Information sessions

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kdog3683 United States916 Posts May 18 2010 08:48 GMT #1 Should you dress up? For example, usually during a career workshop people are dressing up. I'm about to volunteer @ a hospital, and I'm not sure if I should dress up considering it's just a orientation. However, they do state that have to sign up for interview so I'm not sure..

Disregard China10252 Posts May 18 2010 08:51 GMT #2 You dont have to go in with a suit and tie. Smart casual is totally fine.

hifriend China7935 Posts May 18 2010 10:03 GMT #3 I wore suit/tie to an interview where the employer wore really casual once.. Felt embarrassing.

HeavOnEarth United States7087 Posts May 18 2010 13:05 GMT #4 u could just phone and ask the hospital

TadH Canada1846 Posts May 18 2010 16:37 GMT #5 It's always better to over dress then to under dress.

KudoJoe Korea (South)66 Posts May 18 2010 16:45 GMT #6 It's a volunteer job...you don't have to dress up formally. Just wear a nice button down shirt with a nice pair of jeans. Add in some dress shoes with that and it's all good. I think you would just look very awkward dressing up in a suite for a volunteer job. If it's for a job job, I agree with TadH.

condoriano United States826 Posts May 18 2010 16:45 GMT #7 Pictures of you in a suit please.

Fen Australia1848 Posts May 18 2010 16:51 GMT #8 Its a hospital. You should dress smart casual, but not a suit. While its only an orientation, its the type of thing you should be wearing when working at a hospital. Suit's make you look too rich and too casual makes you look unprofessional.

kdog3683 United States916 Posts May 19 2010 03:53 GMT #9 Thanks for advices

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