Interview Dress Code: A Style Guide
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The document serves as a style guide for interview dress codes, emphasizing the importance of presenting oneself well through proper attire, grooming, and body language. It outlines different levels of workplace fashion, from professional dress to casual, and highlights the significance of understanding the specific requirements based on the job and company culture. Additionally, it offers practical tips for interview preparation, including what to avoid bringing and how to maintain a professional demeanor.
Interview Dress Code: A Style Guide
- 1. The Interview Dress Code: A Style Guide Presented by: www.talener.com
- 2. There are many different paths to a new job, but all share one thing in common at the end of the road…
- 4. How can you guarantee the best possible first impression before you even say hello?
- 10. THE BIG THINGS YOUR HYGEINEYOUR HYGEINE THE BASICS: SHOWER, BRUSH TEETH & HAIR, DEODORANT AVOID COLOGNE OR PERFUME NEAT HAIR
- 13. THE small DETAILS YOUR ACCESORIESYOUR ACCESORIES POLISHED SHOES TASTEFUL & LIMITED JEWLERY SUBTLE ACCESSORIES
- 15. YOUR HANDHSAKE THE small DETAILS YOUR HANDSHAKE CONFIDENT FRIENDLY EYE CONTACT NOT A LIMP FISH OR TOO TIGHT
- 17. THE small DETAILS YOUR LOOKYOUR LOOK GOOD POSTURE POSITIVE ENERGY LEVEL BODY LANGAUGE
- 19. THE small DETAILS YOUR LANGUAGEYOUR LANGUAGE AVOID FILLER WORDS: LIKE…UM…UHH.. WORDS OF CONFIDENCE: YES > YEP
- 20. Let’s dive more into this work and interview appropriate fashion…
- 21. Dressing for today’s interview may be more complicated than just picking an old suit from the closet…
- 23. A good recruiter will fill you in on the proper attire for your next interview.
- 24. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on:
- 25. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on: • The job itself
- 26. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on: • The job itself • Location
- 27. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on: • The job itself • Location • Department
- 28. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on: • The job itself • Location • Department • Company size
- 29. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on: • The job itself • Location • Department • Company size • Industry
- 30. The laws of workplace fashion may be different depending on: • The job itself • Location • Department • Company size • Industry • Years in business
- 31. Now it’s time to demistify the professional fashion lingo.
- 32. Professional Dress Two piece professional suit Conservative colors: black, navy, gray For Men: Subtle necktie, formal shoes that match your belt For Women: Minimal jewelry, daytime makeup, dress pants should not have back pockets
- 34. Business Casual Generally accepted: For Men: Dress pants or khakis and a shirt with a collar. For Women: Dress pants or knee-length skirt and a blouse or shirt with a collar. No jeans, sneakers, or loungewear.
- 35. Business Casual
- 36. Smart / Snappy Casual Put-together, but not overly dressed-up. Think relaxed, but professional and trendy. For Men: Khakis, dark jeans, button-down shirts or polos. For Women: Tasteful heels, blouses, tasteful dresses. No t-shirts or ratty shoes.
- 37. Smart / Snappy Casual
- 38. Casual Some offices have no guidelines, so it’s completely dress as you please. Take cues from others around the office.
- 39. Looking for more workplace fashion advice or styles?
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- 43. Turn your smart phone OFF. Not on silent or vibrate.
- 44. Turn your smart phone OFF. Not on silent or vibrate.
- 45. Ditch the Starbucks. Coffee isn’t meant for interviews.
- 46. Don’t bring backpacks or giant briefcases.
- 47. Don’t bring backpacks or giant briefcases. Instead go for a professional padfolio.
- 48. Don’t be late or show up way too early.
- 49. Don’t be late or show up way too early. 10 minutes early is fine.
- 50. Now it’s time to put the advice to work for your next interview!
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