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Argos job interview help

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  • 23-10-2013 4:59pm
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    Keith Mc Donnell 18
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    I have an interview with argos tomorrow and I dont know what to wear do i go formal for it ? Grey or black slacks ? Brown or black shoes? What colour shirt? Do i wear a tie?

    Any other tips?
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    WoollyRedHat
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    Keith Mc Donnell 18 wrote: »
    I have an interview with argos tomorrow and I dont know what to wear do i go formal for it ? Grey or black slacks ? Brown or black shoes? What colour shirt? Do i wear a tie?

    Any other tips?

    Yeah don't overthink things so much... formal is a good bet, colour of slacks doesn't matter, black shoes might be better.. wear a smart shirt, but not something too stand outy. You don't have to wear a tie, but if you feel comfortable with one, go for it.


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    Rubberchikken
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    colour of slacks doesn't matter, black shoes always look well in that situation, nice, crisp shirt, tie would be good, but if it makes you feel uncomfortable don't bother.
    don't forget a jacket that goes with pants, finishes it off nicely. doesn't have to be formal just smart.
    best of luck


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    beakerjoe
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    Rubberchikken wrote: »
    colour of slacks doesn't matter, black shoes always look well in that situation, nice, crisp shirt, tie would be good, but if it makes you feel uncomfortable don't bother.
    don't forget a jacket that goes with pants, finishes it off nicely. doesn't have to be formal just smart.
    best of luck

    Just dont go in Trackie bottoms and a Celtic jersey and you'll be fine.


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    Keith Mc Donnell 18
    Registered Users Posts: 5 ✭Keith Mc Donnell 18


    Cheers bricking it now but ill let ye know how it goes any way


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    Keith Mc Donnell 18
    Registered Users Posts: 5 ✭Keith Mc Donnell 18


    Interview went really well have a followup interview one of the days now so is that a fairly good sign ?


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    fall
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    Family member worked there last Christmas. Flexibility, initiative and good customer service seem to be key. They seem very good to their employees. Staff discount and holiday pay. Good luck


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    Rubberchikken
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    you passed the first hurdle and have a chance of a second interview, so well done,.
    good luck with the next one:)


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    MustardTiger
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    Hey all does the interview take place in the shop you apply to? I have an interview with them tomorrow. Apprec


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    #10
    MustardTiger
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭MustardTiger


    *Appreciate any help


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    bobmalooka
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    I would think so if the location wasn't specified. From my time in retail, store managers would conduct interviews for their own stores in their own stores.


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