[originaltext]Passage One: Talking about the clothes you wear during your i

Passage One:
    Talking about the clothes you wear during your interview, you should look like you belong there. You are hoping to become these people’s colleagues, and you should dress the way you would expect them to: businesslike but not overdressed. Your clothes should not draw attention to themselves; this is not the time to demonstrate your fashion sense or your disapproval of tradition. Men should wear either a suit or jacket and trousers, a white shirt, and an appropriate tie. Women should wear a businesslike suit (skirt or pants) or dress. To move or act restlessly or nervously with a tight collar or a skirt will harm your professional image.
Passage Two:
In some south Asian countries, smart, light-weight clothing is ideal for doing business. For men, a tie and long-sleeved shirt is usual for most work situations. A jacket is required for top-level meetings and five-star functions. Although punctuality is expected, south Asians will understand if you are trapped in a traffic jam on your way to a meeting. South Asians are generally polite, considerate and tolerant. Carry plenty of business cards. As a sign of respect, present your card with both hands, or with your left hand resting lightly on your right forearm.