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All in Career
How many times have you heard someone say, “I’ll sleep when I’m dead”? Look I get it everyone is trying to build an empire but if you’re not taking the time to enjoy that empire, is it worth it? At some point you have to take a breather. That’s where the whole work/life balance thing comes in to play.
“What should I wear on an interview?” I’ve gotten this question quite a few times. My answer back is it depends on the job you’re interviewing for. Here’s the thing, there’s no one super magic interview outfit. You need to tailor what you plan on wearing to the interview/business type. If it’s not clear what the dress code of the office where you’re interviewing is, contact the HR representative to find out. If all else fails, it is better to be overdressed than underdressed. In other words, go conservative.
Are you changing jobs and need to dress more professionally? Or have you just decided to step up your wardrobe in your current role? Are you transitioning from the classroom into the workplace? Today's post will show you ways to transition your wardrobe for a more professional setting.
Whether you are fresh out of college or mid-career, developing a more polished professional image is important to how you are perceived in the workplace. Personal branding is key in promoting yourself in the office. The way you promote yourself can be the difference in you getting that next promotion or raise.
Being fashionable and appropriate in the a work setting can be tricky. You want to be cute while staying within the dress code. No one wants to work with or promote a sloppy or unkempt person, no matter how hard of a worker you are. Bottom line your appearance is important.
