i have a teams interview tomorrow and want to dress professional. My problem is I have a cast on my left wrist. None of my blazers let that arm go through. Your thoughts are truly appreciated.

10 Comments

1. AnonymousJuly 31,2024 at 12:18PM UTC

   Dressing professionally does not automatically equal a blazer. I'm sure you have a nice blouse or something along those lines you can fit the cast through.

2. Michele Kuehn HileyJuly 31,2024 at 12:19PM UTC

   A nice blouse will be fine- you can leave the sleeve unbuttoned. A cardigan would also work in place of a blazer. Good luck on your interview and sorry about your wrist!

3. AnonymousJuly 31,2024 at 12:51PM UTC

   I agree with the suggestion below. A blouse with button cuffs that you leave unbuttoned to get your cast through.

   Good luck!

4. KarenAugust 1,2024 at 12:48PM UTC

   Thank you.

5. Alexis GladstoneJuly 31,2024 at 1:35PM UTC

   I agree with others. I would wear a nice blouse and small, simple necklace or maybe a scarf to add a bit of color.

6. AnonymousJuly 31,2024 at 5:27PM UTC

   I nice blouse with a collar if you have one. If you are doing this via teams, I think it would be ok to not wear a suit jacket.

7. M Elizabeth IngramJuly 31,2024 at 7:02PM UTC

   A nice sweater or dressy top (even sleeveless) should be fine.

8. AnonymousAugust 1,2024 at 12:49PM UTC

   Thank you everyone!!

9. M Elizabeth IngramAugust 1,2024 at 1:36PM UTC

   I've hired several people who wore them to interviews and people who wore suit jackets as well. But industry and location could make a difference.

10. AnonymousAugust 2,2024 at 2:51PM UTC

    Another costume hack- especially if your shirt/blazer isn't cutting it. If you have a big sweater or caftan /shawl (with wide arms), wear it backwards. Fasten with a belt. They typically give a flattering flowing neckline that you can pull up or down (just remove the tags on the neck).

    Solid colors preferred.

    Good luck.