When applying for interviews in the cut throat world of accountancy jobs things like your appearance will be a big factor in whether you get the job or not. In the battle of the sayings “first impressions count” beats ” Don’t judge a book by its cover” in the recruitment world. In this post we aim to give some tips that will help you dress and prepare for any potential job interviews.
Tip 1 - Make sure you are comfortable in what you wear; if you are comfortable you will be more confident and in turn will make a better impression on the interviewer.
Tip 2 - Ring up the receptionist or visit where the job is to find out what the dress code it so you can dress appropriately.
Tip 3 - Make sure your clothes fit, too baggy or too tight is not a good look and will not look professional.
Tip 4 - Make sure you are well groomed. Tidy and neat hair, clean and tidy nails and clean teeth all play a big role in impression making.
Tip 5 - Keep Jewellery and piercings to a minimum. Also cover up tattoos where possible.
Tip 6 - Go easy on the make up, subtle is better. If you are unsure ask a friend or relative advice on what looks good.
Tip 7 - Keep perfume and cologne to a minimum.
These maybe obvious to some people, but there might be one or two things you may normally over look and are worth bearing in mind next time you are going for an important banking job interview.
September 16th, 2008 at 8:27 am
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