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#1 2015-03-27 05:09:30

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Interview Dress Code For Female

Women's Interview Dressing

An interview is the first meeting between two professionals of the same professional line. You should think about your interview dress as a code for casting a strong, positive impression on the interviewer. What does a dress code for an interview mean?

Line of Work:
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hough this would seem to be a no brainer, this is one of the most common mistakes that a person commits while attending an interview. One of the most common misconceptions is that if the job interview is for a media company, wearing casual clothes like jeans or t-shirts would do. Sadly, that is not so the case. Appearing well dressed and in a corporate manner works a lot towards this mission.

Design and Sense:
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o be very frank, make sure that your clothes do not shout out anything about you to the interviewer. This is something that you might want to have communicated or not. The clothes should not be gaudy or so striking to take anything away from the conversation. After all, it is a conversation that would apparently decide a long stint of your life.

Colors:
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ake sure that you do not wear any clothes that have a color that becomes a conversation starter even before the interviewer gets a chance to meet you. The best corporate colors are something that do not call too much attention on yourselves, preferably light shades. Also, one should avoid wearing block colors, because block colors are synonymous with employees at the lower rungs.

Interview Dress Code For Women:
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omen should ensure that their clothes are not too skimpy and that they do not show more than necessary of their cleavage or is too tight for being genuine corporate wear.  For women, sharply cut business suits or a business shirt with sharp skirts is one of the best ways to come across as a professional and serious individual. While keeping hair au natural is one of the best ideas, if you do have to color your hair, keep in mind the corporate mindset, which would frown upon red or green or any other color that seems out of place in a corporate environment.


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2015-03-27 05:09:30

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