Published Jun 20, 2011
SKYSTHELIMIT
105 Posts
Hi guys, please help! Going to a 2nd interview on Med Surg Unit at a hospital. Because it is nurses that i will b working elbow to elbow with, wanted to know if 1) Its approp to wear scrubs to blend in w my potential coworkers and relax the interview a bit and 2) Its an AM interview, could i bring in donuts for the girls or would i b looked at as a suck up? Please someone reply, it would b most helpful. Just need ur thoughts on this. Thx
Tait, MSN, RN
2,142 Posts
If it is an interview, I would dress for an interview. Not really sure about the doughnut part, other than the fact that now preggo me totally wants one!
MomRN0913
1,131 Posts
Wear business clothes and don't bring donuts.
By the way, that was a really hard post to read.
want2beanurse2
42 Posts
I would dress for an interview and since I'm already leary about eating things my co workers bring in to share I absolutely would NOT eat something (even store bought) that someone I dont know brought in! Save your money and maybe wait til you are hired and bring in donuts to break the ice.:)
@ Tait, thtz too funny lol. I apologize for the typos guys, typing from my phone so please excuse. Any more thoughts on this. Thx to all that have replied, so helpful.
caliotter3
38,333 Posts
Better time to bring donuts is your first night of work. An interview calls for business attire. You aren't going there to work a shift on a trial basis.
@ wanttobe, youve def got a point about bringing in outside food, thx.
AgentBeast, MSN, RN
1,974 Posts
Dress professional and nix the doughnuts.
Ok so just from these few responses, Im gonna go with what I knew ws right, just wanted to do something to stand out a little besides my qualifications. DONUTS AND SCRUBS are def out the window just like I thought. Just needed to hear it from other fellow nurses. I appreciate everyone......really.
MN-Nurse, ASN, RN
1,398 Posts
Dress professionally and leave the donuts for your first Friday shift.
Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, MSN, RN
4 Articles; 7,907 Posts
Wear business attire unless you are specifically told otherwise by the person interviewing you. To be honest, the only time you might wear scrubs to an interview is if you are going to be on the floor for several hours shadowing someone...and even then, wait to be told to wear scrubs--don't assume.
86 the donuts--they're not going to land you the job. Your interview will do that.
One2gofst
163 Posts
Wear standard interview attire.
As for the doughnuts, why wouldn't you let all the nurses have them if you brought them in