WDWCP Interview... What to Wear!?

Wckd Queen

Wckd Queen

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Gotta agree with The Mom here. The tried and true 'uniform' of khakis, navy blazer and a long sleeved oxford with tie goes a long way. It is neat, clean (make sure your tie, jacket, etc, has no stains on it. Nothing worse than the interviewer staring at last nights dinner :lol: ) It also sends a message that this interview was important enough for you that you took the time to assemble an outfit to wear. You are dressed up, but not in a stuffy way.

Make sure your clothes are nicely pressed ;) , fit well, and your shoes are shined. Tuck that shirt in and stand or sit straight. Dont slouch (gives an aire of non~chalance,which you dont want to project.) Make sure to greet your interviewer with a firm hand shake (No dead fish here;) ) and a smile.

Your outward appearance is the first and last thing your interviewer will see. You want him or her to remember you for the RIGHT reasons ;)

Good luck, Jonnie! I know you will do just fine :)
 
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TURKEY

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Originally posted by garyhoov
In my day, you had to wear a suit, but business fashion has changed quite a bit since then. I've found that suits can actually have negative connotations in today's business environment.

Now it seems that there are three groups of professionals that wear suits: Lawyers, politicians and salesman.

The problem is, you don't know who you will be interviewing with. A more old fashioned interviewer may be very impressed by a suit, but a younger interviewer may perceive someone in a suit as stuffy or pretentious.
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Disney is actually pretty professional in their dress codes. I think any interviewer from Disney will be impressed by a suit.

You should see some people that are in casting interviewing in some very poor judgement of clothing.
 
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mkepcotmgmak

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jonnie - just go with your safety blanket of britney spears school girl uniform from hit me baby one more time, and put your hair in pigtails - that would really impress your recruiter! i think i am wearing a dress shirt in a pair of cargos - the top part is business, the bottom is casual - busniess/casual...
 
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MicBat

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Originally posted by mkepcotmgmak
jonnie - just go with your safety blanket of britney spears school girl uniform from hit me baby one more time, and put your hair in pigtails - that would really impress your recruiter! i think i am wearing a dress shirt in a pair of cargos - the top part is business, the bottom is casual - busniess/casual...
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:eek: :lol:

Welcome to the world of chit chat, Josh! :wave: :animwink:
 
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MicBat

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OK.. all of the ladies have said "NO!!" to cargos, so regular khakis it is.... I just hope I either a) learn how to iron by sunday night or b) find someone to iron my stuff! :lol: :animwink:

Lisaaaa? :D
 
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MicBat

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Originally posted by mkepcotmgmak
ummm

and you want to live in orlando and work at disney and you can't iron? we need an intervention.
j/k
lol
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heh.... I know the basics, I just dont know how to do it "well..." :lol: :lookaroun
 
aim

aim

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Just look clean cut. And smile and don't forget your Disney knowledge! Let your personality shine through! ;)
 
Wckd Queen

Wckd Queen

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Originally posted by MicBat
OK.. all of the ladies have said "NO!!" to cargos, so regular khakis it is.... I just hope I either a) learn how to iron by sunday night or b) find someone to iron my stuff! :lol: :animwink:

Lisaaaa? :D
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Why are you looking at me? :lookaroun :lol:

Jonnie, if you are having doubts about your ironing ability, just take the slacks and shirt down to the local dry cleaners and have them pressed. It'll cost you a couple of bucks, but being pressed nicely makes a nice presentation ;)
 

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