Thursday, April 14, 2016

Dressing for Success

Let’s be honest, appearance matters in corporate world. 
It’s what interviewers, bosses and colleagues notice first, even before you open
your mouth to share all of those fabulous ideas.  While a company
should be more focused on how you can increase their margin, it
really helps if your dressing code is on point.
Here are four tips to help you move up the corporate ladder a little quicker.
A Signature Look.
You might want to discover your signature look. This look helps you
to become easily identifiable on a regular and consistent basis. It
helps you to start to build your brand amongst the brand that you’re
employed by. If you care about the way you look, you send the message
that you also care about the company.

Fake It 'Til You Make It.
If you are looking to advance your career and get a promotion, play
the part now. It’s key to live in the reality that you desire before
it manifests. So dress like you’re the CEO, or the Manager of your
department. Show your company that you can take your salary and turn
it into something exceptional. I can take a $10 an hour wage and make
it look like a million bucks. The concept: No matter what, you are
capable of creating a sizable return, for both you and the company.

Invest In your head scarf, wrist watch, shoes and handbag.
Invest in the mentioned above will establish your worth look.
Consider a good and expensive look will help you negotiate good 
expensive pay cheque. When you invest in a good work look,
you never have to worry about your work security, they will think you deserve one. 
And if you really want effortless negotiation, try profiling look. Go flawless.

Groomed Girl

Always make sure that your clothes are pressed, hole and stain free.
It’s unprofessional for an employee to not maintain a sense of
cleanliness and grooming. Simple things like clean nails and
moisturized hands can go a long way. Always keep a “Tide to Go” stick
in your drawer, and a small makeup bag with deodorant, lotion, and
breath mints just in case you have a mid-day mishap.



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