Dressing for Success

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.

[@nahidadabi2154]

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.

[@jameskrajicek5398]

Thank you KU School of Business...Very Cool

[@debbieledezma6878]

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

[@epicshallot1763]

i wore a sheet to my interview and now i got the zucc

[@jordaneclayton1100]

Very helpful.