QUOTE(Balitong @ Jul 14 2006, 11:53 PM)
Maybe you should ask yourself, do you want to stand out from the other interviewee? Just because other people doesn't wear it, doesn't means it's the right way.
Most interviewer expect you to dress formally for all the interviews, even though they themselves might not have dressed formally. This would show them that you are really serious about the job and it would give good impression on the interviewer. It better to overdressed than underdressed.
Furthermore, stop giving excuses. It would irritated the interviewer even more and shows that you are not a manageable employee. Just be honest, sincere and apologize for not buttoning your sleeve. If you don't know the answer to some question, just say you don't know and said you would try to find out about it if you get the chance.
One last thing is try to talk in proper english and write in proper english (if the interview is in English). You would want to show them you are businesslike and able to speak clearly and properly.
Good luck in future interviews.

I know that doesn't button up d sleeve is a don't in d interview, but i was doing d test for the programming, it is very inconvenient for my hand movement in typing. I admit my fault for not remembering to button it after i finish my test.
QUOTE(**quantum() @ Jul 15 2006, 12:16 PM)
what is your answer to the interviewer ?
I avoid answering the question, then the other interviewer ask me other question, so i didn't answer the question. After that, this guy insist me for answering his question, so i just say yes.
QUOTE(liquid_ooze @ Jul 15 2006, 12:24 PM)
geez dude, how many interviews have u been to b4?
maybe u should learn from it, and hopefully u will have better luck next time.
dont be upset, there's always 2nd chance

cheers!
I been to a few of them, but none of the interviewer throw such question to me. Yeah, i'm learning now.