For an interview its always good to look professional, no matter the job or interview location.
Also, (I'm assuming here) you're going to be working in the actual casino right, not the pool.
You don't want your potential employer, looking around saying "Where is she, I only see the customers here!"
Or "I cant tell her apart from the customers" Or thinking you didn't put any effort.
How about wear a short sleeved blouse, & keep the colour of the clothing blacks, whites, browns creams, navys & greys.
Perhaps wear some coloured heels, to add a splash of colour, that way you will sort of blend, but you also want to stand out & give the employers something to remember you by "Wow, did you see her shoes!".
Even a colourful bag!
Wear small jewellery.
Wear natural looking make-up.
Usually for Casino jobs, wear red lipstick, thin eye-liner & a bit of blush for a glow.
Keep your nails groomed, no peeling off polish or bright crazy colours.
Its always good to remember small details like that, stand in front of the mirror & check, think of it as your going out with a cute boy you really want to impress, "are my eyebrows done?"
A great tip is to go & check out what the other staff wear & go by that, I've done this many times & employers LOVE this, they say "With the uniform, you wear, actually wear the type of clothing you are wearing now!" This makes them think, "Well she will fit right in!"
If they wear uniforms, then just wear the colours of their uniform.
And remember, whenever in doubt its always better to "over dress." It never fails to impress.
Some important tips:
Don't chew gum,
Don't throw gum out on the ground before entering,
Don't bring friends or boyfriends,
Don't smoke before entering,
Don't smell like smoke
Be aware that many employers place scouts outside their building to watch all this & others behaviours outside their buildings to see your true personality & characteristics.
Ask questions, so important!
If you cant think of something to ask that's specific about the job, do a question like "Can I just ask where did the name originate from its, so catchy" Or "I've noticed you do things this way, way instead of that way" But make sure its relevant, interesting & insightful; then they will think this of you & believe you will be interested & committed.
Don't say "umm" a lot.
If they ask weaknesses say something that can also be a positive like "I'm a neat freak"
Bring a copy of your resume, it makes you appear organised.
If you are forgetful when your nervous, take a notepad & pen, this way you can glance down at your notes to refresh your memory, & having something to hold on to stops you from fidgeting & flaying your arms about as you speak.
If your extremely nervous even tell them they will respect you for saying so "you'll have to excuse me I'm a bit nervous as I would love to work here, I love this casino it has such a great atmosphere to it."
But don't be nervous!
Its just an interview!
If you believe you, they believe you!
And good luck & all the best!!!
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