Adam Uditsky, October 19, 2018

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 Select the Home Tab
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How to Dress for an Interview

Men’s wardrobes should be: navy, gray, blue, and

tan/beige. Brown should be worn selectively as it is
often aging and rarely conveys the proper look. The
best styles are the 2- piece suit, the jacket
and contrasting trousers (for less
conservative indivuals). In conservative
business a strong confident image is
usually communicated by a navy suit with
a crisp with shirt and complementary tie

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Adam Uditsky, October 19, 2018

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Megabyte ( MG) 1 000 000

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1) When going into an interview, you
must be well prepared. Your
2) There are certain questions that you
qualifications aren’t enough for the
prospective employer to hire you.
You must present yourself in a
professional manner. This can be
accomplished through proper
clothing and having an idea of what is
Going to be discussed behind the
“closed doors’.
should be prepared to answer. These are
common questions that are asked in
interviews. Prior to the interview, plan and
rehearse how you would answer these
questions.
3) More often than not, when the
interview is over, you are given the
opportunity to ask questions. Make
sure you have some questions
prepared beforehand, then pick one of
them at this time. Do not with “Uh,
no’. This doesn’t present a very
positive image

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