Sentences with phrase «should dress professionally»

Regardless you should dress professionally without overdressing for your interview.

Not exact matches

The implication here is that we should strive to dress formally and professionally.

And I do realize we should all dress as professionally as our means, bodies, etc. allow.

As we note in our book, the Guide to Dressing Professionally While Pregnant, the bulk of the things you buy should be classic, understated pieces — if you choose, these will last you through multiple pregnancies!

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While college students might dress casually in the classroom, they should always dress professionally when interviewing for a professional job or internship.

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There's another big reason for being dressed professionally at home; you'll be less inclined to fall into really bad habits, including sleeping too late, lolling about on the sofa watching TV, cruising the Internet for anything not job search - related, goofing off when you should be getting a job.

Take a look at the company's social media to get clues as to how you should be dressing according to their standards, but always aim to dress more professionally than you think is necessary — they'll appreciate the effort.

Quick tip: If you have a video or Skype interview, you should still dress professionally.

Beyond the basic phone interview survival tips of dressing professionally (it's an attitude thing), reducing distractions, smiling, and keeping your resume, brag book, and notes in front of you (hey, you might as well take advantage of the one benefit of phone interviews), you should prepare for it just like you would prepare for a face - to - face.