Socks - should match your suit and not allow any skin to show when you cross your legs.
· Trousers should be long enough to cover your socks, and cuffs are a mark of a sophisticated businessman.
· Leather belts with quiet, small belt buckles.
· SHOES -- One of the most important fashion factors, they are a strong statement of personality and executives (men and women!) notice shoes. Choose black, cordovan or brown classic lace-ups, shined, and in good repair.
By looking at shoes you can tell …
Economic status -- “well heeled” expensive shoes
Detail oriented -- cared for, polished shoes
Styling – trendy hip creative or serious businessmen
Color - black more serious, but brown worn with a gray suit shows sophistication, but be sure your interviewer knows that!
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GROOMING
No cologne (especially on your right hand, it rubs off when you shake hands)
Check breath
Clean nails (NOOOOOO!!!!!)
NEVER Chew gum (also a great tip for after you get the job)
Hair longer than shoulder length for women and over the ears for men diminishes perception of authority, but increases a feeling of accessibility. So short hair for power, long hair for friendliness.
· Make sure you have a nice pen and carry it in the inside jacket pocket (not the shirt pocket).
· Name tags go on the right (easier to read when you shake hands) although most people stick them on the left.
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