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A guide to help demystify the professional fashion lingo and provide some helpful pointers to guarantee a great first impression from the moment you walk in the door for your next interview.
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The Interview Dress Code: A Style Guide
Presented by:
www.talener.com
There are many different
paths to a new job, but all
share one thing in common
at the end of the road…
the INTERVIEW!
How can you guarantee
the best possible first
impression before you
even say hello?
By paying
attention to:
THE
BIG THINGS
THE
BIG THINGS
YOUR OUTFIT
THE
BIG THINGS
YOUR OUTFIT YOUR OUTFIT
IRONED
TAILORED
ENVIRONMENT-APPROPRIATE
THE
BIG THINGS
YOUR HYGEINE
THE
BIG THINGS
YOUR HYGEINE YOUR HYGEINE
THE BASICS: SHOWER, BRUSH TEETH & HAIR,
DEODORANT
AVOID COLOGNE OR PERFUME
NEAT HAIR
THE
small DETAILS
THE
small DETAILS
YOUR ACCESORIES
THE
small DETAILS
YOUR ACCESORIES YOUR ACCESORIES
POLISHED SHOES
TASTEFUL & LIMITED JEWLERY
SUBTLE ACCESSORIES
YOUR HANDSHAKE THE
small DETAILS
YOUR HANDHSAKE THE
small DETAILS
YOUR HANDSHAKE
CONFIDENT
FRIENDLY
EYE CONTACT
NOT A LIMP FISH OR TOO TIGHT
THE
small DETAILS
YOUR LOOK
THE
small DETAILS
YOUR LOOK YOUR LOOK
GOOD POSTURE
POSITIVE ENERGY LEVEL
BODY LANGAUGE
THE
small DETAILS
YOUR LANGUAGE
THE
small DETAILS
YOUR LANGUAGE YOUR LANGUAGE
AVOID FILLER WORDS:
LIKE…UM…UHH..
WORDS OF CONFIDENCE:
YES > YEP
Let’s dive more into this work and
interview appropriate fashion…
Dressing for
today’s interview
may be more
complicated than
just picking an old
suit from the
closet…
A good recruiter will fill you in on the
proper attire for your next interview.
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
• The job itself
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
• The job itself
• Location
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
• The job itself
• Location
• Department
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
• The job itself
• Location
• Department
• Company size
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
• The job itself
• Location
• Department
• Company size
• Industry
The laws of workplace fashion may
be different depending on:
• The job itself
• Location
• Department
• Company size
• Industry
• Years in business
Now it’s time to demistify the
professional fashion lingo.
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
Professional Dress
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.
Business Casual
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.
Smart / Snappy Casual
Casual
Some offices have no guidelines, so it’s
completely dress as you please. Take
cues from others around the office.
Looking for
more workplace
fashion advice
or styles?
Head to
Search for:
Interview Styles
Work Fashion
Professional Attire
Turn your smart phone
OFF.
Not on silent or vibrate.
Turn your smart phone
OFF.
Not on silent or vibrate.
Ditch the Starbucks.
Coffee isn’t meant for interviews.
Don’t bring backpacks or
giant briefcases.
Don’t bring backpacks or
giant briefcases.
Instead go for a professional padfolio.
Don’t be late or show up way
too early.
Don’t be late or show up way
too early.
10 minutes early is fine.
Now it’s time to put the advice to work for your next interview!
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