You only get one chance to make a first impression, so make it count! Learn how to Dress for Success at your next interview from Larry Stewart, President of Tal Physicians & Clinicians. Presentation Designed by Hillary Lavin

1. presents
Dress for Success

2. Larry
Stewart
I'm
Presidentof
Physicians & Clinicians

3. Larry
Stewart
I’d like to
teach you how to
Dress for
Success
in your next
interview

4. A lot has changed over the years,
but one thing remains constant…

5. You should
ALWAYS
dress appropriately
for a job interview

6. You only get
one chance to make a
first impression
So make it
count!

7. Whether you are
over-dressed or under-dressed
the employer might think you don’t care enough to
dress appropriately

8. Do Your
Research!
Call the company to inquire about their
dress code, and plan your outfit accordingly

9. Dress one
step up from
the job for which
you’re interviewing

10. Be sure to have
at least
two
outfits
In case you
get a
second
interview

11. Make sure your clothes
fit
You want to be
comfortable
both sitting and standing

12. Remove Cover
Visible
Piercings
Visible
Tattoos

13. Remove Cover
Visible
Piercings
Visible
Tattoos
(conservative piercings for women are fine)

14. Hair
should be
coiffed

15. off
Turn
your phone

16. You don’t
want to start
vibrating
in an interview

17. Shoes
should be
polished
with no scuffs
and a tasteful
heel height

18. Avoid wearing
excessive
jewelry
cologne
or

19. Watch your
BREATH!
Make sure to freshen your
breath before the interview
and don’t have anything in your
mouth during the interview

20. Avoid
Body
Odor

21. Avoid
Body
Odor
*but, again, don’t
over-do it on
the cologne
*

22. Arrive at least 15 minutes early
and take time to double-check
your appearance

23. It’s easy to dress so your attire is the
only message the interviewer hears

24. But it is your objective to dress conservatively
as a way to let YOUR message shine through

25. and to affirm the contributions you can
make to the company

26. Thanks
for reading!
I can’t wait to
hear from you!
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1914-244-7100
LStewart@talsearch.com
Larry Stewart

27. Credits
Presentation
Designed
by
Hillary Lavin
www.TalSearch.com
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