Dressing for success is an important part of the internship and job-search process, as it ensures that you are putting your best foot forward and making a good impression on potential employers.
Professional dressing = better to be overdressed than underdressed = should be neat, clean, and fit well = forms of self-expression, such as color, pattern, jewelry, piercings, and tattoos are often areas of concern 1- Professional dressing: interviews, career fairs, and more formal events - current trends lean toward a more relaxed look EX: jackets and blazers with matching pants or a conservative skirt: dark color, navy blue or gray 2- Smart casual will combine elements of business professional and business casual = interviews that companies that have a relaxed dress code, or at a networking event. EX: jackets, outfit-enhancing jewelry, dress pants, dress shirts, shirts, tailored sweaters, vests, ties, matching leather accessories, and leather pull-on shoes and boots. 3- Business casual is the most relaxed of the three levels of professional attire: to allow employees to feel more comfortable on the job and to have more freedom of expression through their choice of attire EX: AVOID: avoid including jeans, athletic wear, shorts, skirts above the knee, sundresses, sweatshirts, t-shirts, sneakers, and open-toed sandals.
Either the descriptions for business casual and smart casual are mixed up your actual webpage or on the video. Just wanted to let you know that they don't match
Thank you KU School of Business...Very Cool
Professional dressing = better to be overdressed than underdressed = should be neat, clean, and fit well = forms of self-expression, such as color, pattern, jewelry, piercings, and tattoos are often areas of concern
1- Professional dressing: interviews, career fairs, and more formal events - current trends lean toward a more relaxed look
EX: jackets and blazers with matching pants or a conservative skirt: dark color, navy blue or gray
2- Smart casual will combine elements of business professional and business casual = interviews that companies that have a relaxed dress code, or at a networking event.
EX: jackets, outfit-enhancing jewelry, dress pants, dress shirts, shirts, tailored sweaters, vests, ties, matching leather accessories, and leather pull-on shoes and boots.
3- Business casual is the most relaxed of the three levels of professional attire: to allow employees to feel more comfortable on the job and to have more freedom of expression through their choice of attire
EX: AVOID: avoid including jeans, athletic wear, shorts, skirts above the knee, sundresses, sweatshirts, t-shirts, sneakers, and open-toed sandals.
i wore a sheet to my interview and now i got the zucc
Either the descriptions for business casual and smart casual are mixed up your actual webpage or on the video. Just wanted to let you know that they don't match
Very helpful.