The best dress for an interview is:
1.
your uniform.
2.
scrubs.
3.
a dark suit.
4.
jeans.
ANS: 3
The best dress for an interview is a dark suit. It is acceptable to wear a uniform to an interview if one is coming from the work area and the interviewer know this. But a dark business suit is more professional.
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