Navy dress feels more formal, you can accessorize it w a pearl necklace or an understated bracelet and black heels.

So I don't know how it went
I was very very nervous and that came across
They didn't ask me anything too challenging apart from why I haven't worked in the last 16 months - I didn't say it was because I had a full on mental breakdown :/
I was prepared for that question though but still stammered my way through the answer.
Ho hum

If you really want the job go conservative

Whichever is more comfortable

Navy dress. Be yourself.

You want the job because of the company's reputation and you feel like you can be a good contributor.

Use the word "team" a lot. They typically love the word "mentor" too.


Good luck!

Ok so I'm going with navy dress, cream heels and handbag
Light make up, soft lipgloss
Deep breath
I can do this !

Yes, I agree with Sucklemegood (hahaha, love that user name, it's hilarious)..anyway, confidence is the key to any interview...

it all sounds good -- I like the skirt and lavender top.

What do you feel more confident in?

Good luck I hope you get the job

Definitely dress....tell us how it goes.

Both sound good.

good luck

Good luck btw

Skirt and blouse is more business

Pictures? ..navy dress

well, being an interveiwer, nervousness isn't taken into account..qualifications is the most important thing...

Navy dress

What seems best for you. Always be yourself its my advice. Hope it went well

I didn't get it

Which ever shows mo leg