bald bloke:
animal:
Dont like going bear legged in a skirt though dont have the legs for itOh I’m sure they’re fine, just that bare legged this time of year can be a tad nippy I suppose.
Lets hope she dont have corned beef legs 
Deffo cover them rascals up when its single figures.
Ignore them comments about skirts blouse handbags so uncouf.
Choose a nice tight fitting black skirt and a black jumper.
Hand bag leave at home hun
Tink650:
Hi everyone!I passed my class one this month and I have my first interview next month… My question is, what the hell do I wear for the interview??
I’ve been coach driving for the last 6 years and have always gone shirt/trousers/shoes for interviews but I’m assuming that won’t be appropriate for a class one job?
I was thinking safety boots, trousers, polo shirt and hi viz?
Any input would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
I’ve always gone for interviews dressed to make a good first impression. Went in a shirt and trousers for my first class 2 job interview and when I got a call for an interview to for the class 1 job I now do, I wore a shirt and tie with safety boots as that’s the footwear I was used to driving in.
B1 GGK:
bald bloke:
animal:
Dont like going bear legged in a skirt though dont have the legs for itOh I’m sure they’re fine, just that bare legged this time of year can be a tad nippy I suppose.
Lets hope she dont have corned beef legs
Hold on dont need a coat or stockings up here remember I am from Newcastle 
Greeny3:
I’ve always gone for interviews dressed to make a good first impression. Went in a shirt and trousers for my first class 2 job interview and when I got a call for an interview to for the class 1 job I now do, I wore a shirt and tie with safety boots as that’s the footwear I was used to driving in.
I disagree with you there I don’t think you need a shirt and tie, smart jeans, polo shirt, shiny safety boots, I see this a lot at our place when drivers turn up for interviews and it doesn’t seem to lessen their chances of being successful.
bald bloke:
Greeny3:
I’ve always gone for interviews dressed to make a good first impression. Went in a shirt and trousers for my first class 2 job interview and when I got a call for an interview to for the class 1 job I now do, I wore a shirt and tie with safety boots as that’s the footwear I was used to driving in.I disagree with you there I don’t think you need a shirt and tie, smart jeans, polo shirt, shiny safety boots, I see this a lot at our place when drivers turn up for interviews and it doesn’t seem to lessen their chances of being successful.
Indeed. Personally I’ve always gone for the approach I use but at the end of the day, as long as you don’t roll in looking scruffy chances are you’re alright.
