1. Dress for Success “You only get one chance to make a first impression.”

2. Make a positive, lasting impression 44 1% of employers more often promote people who dress better RR ecent surveys have found that some employers hhave forbidden mini-skirts hhave banned sleeveless shirts hhave prohibited jeans ddo not allow flip flops What reason might an employer have for this type of dress code?

3. How to Dress For The Interview  Dress for the interview, not a party.  The interview should focus on what you have to say, not your appearance. Don’t wear something that will distract.  A smile, a firm handshake, and a positive attitude make a good first impression.

4. What should women wear? Dress up, not down A jacket with a matching skirt or pants Colors: black, navy blue, charcoal gray, brown or tan -Or- A business dress with matching jacket -- No party or sun dresses

5. What should men wear?  Single breasted suit with two to three buttons  Button top two buttons  Colors: Charcoal gray, navy blue

6. Grooming Tips for Men and Women  Clean hair and nails; no perfumes or colognes; no body piercing and cover tattoos; wear deodorant; brush teeth – “Yuck!”  Women, avoid excessive makeup, go for the natural look.

7. Why should I dress for success ? “You’re hired! “You only get one chance to make a first impression.”

8. First impressions are made by others within the first ________ minutes of meeting you. First Impressions

9. Why? What kind of impression do you think others have of you today? What kind of impression do you think others have of you when you are dressed your best?