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Dress to Impress not Depress!
Tag: Dress Codes
Taken from: Prevview.com
By: Michelle Joseph
Publication: Prevview.com
DID YOU KNOW that 55% of another person's perception of you is based on how you look? So, that leaves you with 45% to create an impression that will tally with the one your visumé set for you. Imagine going through all that hard-work in crafting a brilliant visumé and then turning up for an interview in a depressing state that will make your potential employer think twice about you.
Well, luckily dressing successfully for an interview isn't that difficult and doesn't even require that you spend a great deal of money either. But, before we go into the basics of how TO dress and how NOT to dress, let’s take look at:
The message your appearance sends out: Appropriate attire upholds your image and credibility. It shows that you take the job and interview process seriously. It shows that you understand what is required of you. For example, for some industries, customer liaison and image presented to the customer is critical. In such industries, your attire will be judged more critically. Dressing nicely and appropriately is a compliment to the person you meet, so if in doubt, it’s better to dress up, than down. And now let’s get down to the nitty-gritty details! Whip out your pens and start taking notes!
Well, luckily dressing successfully for an interview isn't that difficult and doesn't even require that you spend a great deal of money either. But, before we go into the basics of how TO dress and how NOT to dress, let’s take look at:
The message your appearance sends out: Appropriate attire upholds your image and credibility. It shows that you take the job and interview process seriously. It shows that you understand what is required of you. For example, for some industries, customer liaison and image presented to the customer is critical. In such industries, your attire will be judged more critically. Dressing nicely and appropriately is a compliment to the person you meet, so if in doubt, it’s better to dress up, than down. And now let’s get down to the nitty-gritty details! Whip out your pens and start taking notes!




