Interview Perfume

For perfume, there’s one rule: don’t wear any. You never know if your favorite scent – even if you are convinced it’s the lightest, most perfect fragrance on earth – will cause an allergic reaction in your future employer. The only way to smell for a job interview is clean, which really means no noticeable smell at all.
Now, that said, there is one exception to this rule – if you are interviewing for a company that produces perfume! In that case, feel free to wear a product created by that company, but do put it on in small doses. A little goes a long way!

Interview Nail Polish

Your interview ensemble could be on-point -- a navy blue, professionally tailored skirt suit, with the perfect hose and pumps -- but if your accessories, including makeup, hair and fingernails detract from your appearance, they might affect your chances of being selected for the job. Tend to the details of your interview appearance, down to the color of your nail polish, for the best impression. Here are some of manicure suggestions for your next interview: Go for a clean-cut look: a soft, rounded-square shape, short length and a nude or pink shade of polish. Aim for a short to medium length. Find the perfect natural shade of polish that complements your skin tone. Essie French Affair Use a top coat to avoid chipping or tattered nails. Conservative Field Dress modestly for interviews in conservative fields, such as professional services firms, for legal and accounting staff. If you wear colored nail polish, make sure it's a neutral shade. Five-

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Womens Interview Attire

If you are a recent college graduate, or jumping into the workforce after an extended break, setting yourself up to stand out from your competition is a professional priority. Your choice of interview attire will be viewed as an indicator of how serious you are about getting the job. Here is a guideline that will take you step by step: Job Interview Attire Basics A dark, two-piece, gray, navy or black suit is your best option when interviewing with a conservative company. Compliment it with a light colored blouse or cotton shirt. Steer clear from strapless, spaghetti straps and well-worn tees under the jacket. Women can wear a black suit easier than men because they can lighten the look with a soft colored blouse and accessories. Pantsuit vs. skirt suit. A pantsuit is generally an acceptable choice for a job interview, although, there are still some exceptions depending on the company. When in doubt, ask the recruiter or Career Service counselor at your univ

Dressing for a Job Interview

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