I know they say business casual but I'm interested in real data from those who work or have worked there. Did you wear jeans? Polo shirt? Button down? Short or long sleeve? Slacks? Khakis? Women invited to respond but I'm a dude so more interested in men's clothing for obvious reasons... Due to the matrix of possibilities this cannot be a poll. Your detailed free text response is appreciated.
Jeans. Gray button down. Sensible shoes.
My button down was red and navy checked. Really went for the flannel/lumberjack PNW vibe... đ
I should have done that! Good call.
Depends on the role. Iâve friends there in Product Management and Marketing and they say they have to dress nicer than engineering and design.
Nobody cares. Focus on other prep
I wore clean, not baggy jeans and a casual button down untucked with sleeves rolled up. They truly donât seem to care as long as your outfit is clean and inoffensive. I was told to dress comfortably. (I did get an offer.)
At work, most people wear casuals like jeans and some even wear shorts. But for interviews would suggest button up shirts and trousers. I wouldnât recommend suits.
I think you won't go wrong with Khakis/Slacks and a long sleeve shirt. Good luck with the interview!
Jeans ironed shirt Got the job
Jeans, nice shirt, well shaven and groomed hair and somewhat nice shoes Don't need a suit for engineering role.
Jeans, and logo T-shirt of some random company. And I got a lucrative offer. Iâd be surprised if any of them even remembered what I wore before the interview was done
Bro... Wear a suit. This isn't even a question. If you want to get creative, accent your suit with a tie that has Amazon's yellow color on it and color coordinated handkerchief. If you go in there wearing a jeans you better be writing some fantastic code.
Are we in Silicon Valley or Wall Street? I think something more casual than a suit is fine and expected.
Nice trolling. Wear a trench coat