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Originally posted by dod
BTW you say videoconference. Is it just you and the panel or is it a group of applicants and the panel cos that does change things a bit. |
Just me and the panel.
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Originally posted by Random Nonsense
Last job interview I went to I wore jeans and a Tshirt... I felt that it was better to appear like a scummy student as you put it Lorna, than as someone with severe anxiety and nervousness, which is what I get like in unfamiliar clothing. |
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Originally posted by Staz
#2 looks are only a first impression- but if you make a bad first impression you won't get a chance to make a second impression. A gray business suit is good. Shoes are also important. Wear make up, but do so sparingly. Some foundation and conservative lipstick. You want to look smart and business like. |
My suit rocks. I can't explain it but it provides a definite confidence boost. It's a black trouser suit (makes me look thin rarrr!) and usually team it up with some sensible looking heels (which are actually my favourite knee length boots hehe)
and a button up blouse of some variety with just the right number of buttons undone
. Makes me look scarily business like and efficient especially when combined with hair in a stylishly messy up do and glasses. hehe.
Make up is a no no. I don't wear it normally and I feel paranoid when I do. Equally, suit with a skirt would be a bad bad thing.
I know how to dress the part it's the rest I need help on!