2nd Interview.. tie colour advice needed

So, I’ve made it through to an interview to a job i really really want. I wore a charcoal suit, light blue shirt and dark blue tie last time round.. what advice do you have for the second round. I’m thinking of a white shirt with charcoal suit again black shoes and belt.. any thoughts? Red is a power colour which i’m not sure about..

I think you are over thinking it but good luck and I hope you get the job

EDIT: Your post makes more sense after your edit but my point remains
Good Luck

Grey. Then they’ll know you’ll dominate! 😉

yes but make sure it has 50 shades for the ladies

IGMC

Get a GB flag tie, patriotic ! Or a vest, like Tim Brooke-Taylor in the Goodies.

😉

Wear one that you like. White shirt is a good idea, as it’s nice and neutral. Try and pick a tie that’s serious, but not dull. I know that may sound silly, but there you go! 🙂

Oh, and the very best of luck to you!

Depends on industry and job, but with charcoal suit and white shirt someting like a dark green or dark mauve tie can look very classy

I wore a charcoal suit, light blue shirt and dark blue tie last time round.. what advice do you have for the second round. I’m thinking of a white shirt with charcoal suit again black shoes and belt.. any thoughts?

only people appearing in court or flogging double glazing still wear ties.

There was some research a while ago that said that those wearing yellow ties were more successful than those in other colours. If you wore blue first then a white tie with a yellow or pink subtly patterned tie is what I would go for.

Do you realy think they’ll be selecting who get’s the job by the colour of their tie?

(Wear four or five ties of different colours to cover all bases.)

only people appearing in court or flogging double glazing still wear ties.

Do you realy think they’ll be selecting who get’s the job by the colour of their tie?

No, but if the OP feels good, and looks good, he’s very likely to give a better interview. Therefore, the choice of tie could very well give him the edge that makes him a better candidate.

Then again, he could just turn up in a t-shirt, jeans and flip flops. Yeah, that would be a better approach, wouldn’t it?

Is the job for a tie magazine?

Cheers al for the thoughts

You may be right SSS but i’m working my nuts off for this job and i don’t want to cock up on something so ‘simple’ as a tie

You may be right SSS but i’m working my nuts off for this job and i don’t want to cock up on something so ‘simple’ as a tie

In that case you need to look at the other bit of my post.

(Wear four or five ties of different colours to cover all bases.)

Good luck BTW.

Then again, he could just turn up in a t-shirt, jeans and flip flops.

What colour flipflops though?
It could make all the difference. 8)

The job is for HSE manager for an international company.. no jokes please 😉

I did read it SSS just explaining the reason for the question.. it’s a job that will change my life so want everything to be right.. As Captain said i felt great for the first interview and i think it came across.. this involves the global head of safety so again first impressions and all that

You may be right SSS but i’m working my nuts off for this job and i don’t want to cock up on something so ‘simple’ as a tie

Hopefully, if you fail to get the job, it will be on something more serious than tie colour, but then again i have never worn a tie since leaving school for working in a job.

Best wishes on the job though.

As I said up there. ^^
Good luck.
Just trying to lighten the mood a little.

If you’ve been invited back for a second interview that should give you more than enough confidence to feel good about it. 😀

Ther was no offence taken and thankyou for the good luck thoughts much appreciated 😀

only people appearing in court or flogging double glazing still wear ties.

Is this true?

The job is for HSE manager for an international company.. no jokes please

Whatever colour you can get in the clip-on range. A normal tie could be considered dangerous and could need some kind of risk assessmnet.
Regarding colour, anything serious and conservative. No bright or garish colours, no outrageous patterns and NO cartoons or strippers.

What colour flipflops though?

Obviously.

They’d just look wrong if the OP has hairy toes though.

If it’s for the HSE maybe you should consider a hard hat and safety shoes instead of pink flipflops.

Prepared to shave ❗

Prepared to shave

Sorry, can’t let you have anything that sharp.

Health and safety, innit.

You’ll have to use tweezers.

Flip flops for Spanish or French construction.

Clip-on tie if dealing with aggressive scaffolders.

You’re never going to get the job on what you wear but you might not get the job on what you wear.

Sharp charcoal suit, polish your shoes up, crisp white shirt, yellow or pink tie with a light pattern, clean shaven, smart hair and no Jewelery bar a dressy watch and a wedding ring. Yes, it may not please those on here who’ve not worn a tie since school but for everyone else this will see you right.

Thanks lunge.. appreciate the honest appraisal!