Well, the question of the day is how do you dress for business? Unless your job requires you to wear a uniform, choosing clothing for work can be difficult. Of course there are industry standards, such as the navy blue suit for accountants and bankers. What do you wear, however, if you work in an industry where there really isn't a typical style of dress? Complicating the matter further are companies that allow more casual attire. Where does one draw the line, and when is too much, too much? How do you keep from crossing over the line from casual to sloppy or sluty? What about the job interview? You want to look your professional best, but you also want to appear as if you "fit in". Here are some pointers for dressing for any type of work situation:
Always, always look your best,...110% is what sets you above the rest, and it is what makes employers set you in an entire different category than all the others......if you feel like someone can see through you, .....ya might want to check what you're wearing first.....sex appeal is alluring and intriguing......but there is a time and a place for looking seductive. You have to make the right decisions as to when and where....as for the workplace, keep it quite professional. You set the tone...you be the leader, not the one people are gawking at behind your back! Remember, classy, comfort......it goes a long way!
- First and foremost, no matter what you wear, your clothes should be neat, clean and pressed.
- Keep your shoes in good condition, no one likes heels with scrapes and scuff that are visible.
- Your hair should be neatly styled, find a cut that shapes your face...don't keep an out of date hairdo!
- For women: makeup should be subtle, you want soft, not the clown look!
- Nails should be clean and neat and of reasonable length.
- Dress for the job you want. If you aspire to be a manager, dress like managers in your company do.
Rules for Casual Dress at Work
Although in theory most people love the idea of not having to wear a suit to work, they are often confused by the casual dress policies some employers have instituted over the last few years. Here are some simple rules:- Casual doesn't mean sloppy. Your clothing should still be neat and clean.
- You can't go wrong with khakis and a sport shirt or a nice sweater.
- If you are going to a meeting or making a presentation, professional attire may be in order.
Always, always look your best,...110% is what sets you above the rest, and it is what makes employers set you in an entire different category than all the others......if you feel like someone can see through you, .....ya might want to check what you're wearing first.....sex appeal is alluring and intriguing......but there is a time and a place for looking seductive. You have to make the right decisions as to when and where....as for the workplace, keep it quite professional. You set the tone...you be the leader, not the one people are gawking at behind your back! Remember, classy, comfort......it goes a long way!
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