The Engineering Job Interview - How an Engineer Dresses Professionally

Image via WikipediaIn a previous posting we discussed that we enjoy reading or viewing Menswear expert Antonio Centeno's posts on dressing.  Here is a posting regarding how to dress for an engineering job interview that first got me interested in his posts and his videos.  This article discusses the interview suit, including the suit's style, fabric, and fit and the shirt, tie, and shoes.  Considering the economy and number of unemployed, this article may give you an edge on the competition when interviewing for a job.

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Where Should Your Necktie Tip Fall?

Image via WikipediaThis interesting video teaches you where you necktie tip should fall.  Menswear expert Antonio Centeno gives you a definitive answer as to how long you should tie your tie.  Mr. Centeno has some great videos helping us guys with dressing properly and purchasing clothes.  Find the video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyNISJUiKf4&feature=uploademail.  For safety reasons you should make sure you tie you necktie above the belt buckle and strongly recommend you make sure your tie is in your shirt when inspecting equipment.  This way the necktie will not catch in the equipment.  Leading to serious injuries.

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