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- chicoalto0649
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Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
What should I wear?
Full suit vs blazer, button down/khakis vs suit/button down w/no tie.
Also, this is more of an informal meeting/ not a full job interview but my family knows him and I would love to work for the dude (obvs I wont call him dude in person). How should I approach this?
Thanks!
Full suit vs blazer, button down/khakis vs suit/button down w/no tie.
Also, this is more of an informal meeting/ not a full job interview but my family knows him and I would love to work for the dude (obvs I wont call him dude in person). How should I approach this?
Thanks!
- NZA
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
I would vote suit, no tie if you don't know him all that well. Otherwise, blazer.
- chicoalto0649
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
NZA wrote:I would vote suit, no tie if you don't know him all that well. Otherwise, blazer.
Never met him in my life....
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
Tend to agree with this.Geist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
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- Drake014
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
I don't think you can go wrong with this approach. Could being over dressed to meet a judge possibly be as bad as being underdressed?Geist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else.
- chicoalto0649
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
I've never been inside a judge's chamber before/ dont want to be over dressed...that's why I was soliciting advice from people who have actually met with judgesGeist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
- Unitas
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
TCR... He will likely not be in a full suit, but you better be. Jobs are about signals and being as this isn't an interview, but you want a job - send him a signal that you want a job and that you are prepared to present yourself in the best possible light and have the appropriate respect for the judge to wear a suit when invited to his chambers.Geist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
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- NZA
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
TLS says full suit, so I guess full suit.chicoalto0649 wrote:NZA wrote:I would vote suit, no tie if you don't know him all that well. Otherwise, blazer.
Never met him in my life....

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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
As a lawyer, would you ever go into a judge's chambers without a full suit?chicoalto0649 wrote:I've never been inside a judge's chamber before/ dont want to be over dressed...that's why I was soliciting advice from people who have actually met with judgesGeist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
- chicoalto0649
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
Unitas wrote:TCR... He will likely not be in a full suit, but you better be. Jobs are about signals and being as this isn't an interview, but you want a job - send him a signal that you want a job and that you are prepared to present yourself in the best possible light and have the appropriate respect for the judge to wear a suit when invited to his chambers.Geist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
Okay, suit it is. Picking out tie now....
- Drake014
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Re: Meeting inside fed judge's chamber tomorrow
Depends on how badly he wants the judge to rule in his favor. Chica-chica bow-wowmistergoft wrote:As a lawyer, would you ever go into a judge's chambers without a full suit?chicoalto0649 wrote:I've never been inside a judge's chamber before/ dont want to be over dressed...that's why I was soliciting advice from people who have actually met with judgesGeist13 wrote:full suit no question. You should not consider anything else. This question keeps coming up. Why are people afraid to wear suits?
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