What to Wear to a Job Interview (and WHY)

What to Wear to a Job Interview (and WHY) 31 Flares 31 Flares Veronica Park is an author, journalist and world-traveler of many different past and future vocations. Keep an eye out for her first published novel, which will hopefully be announced soon. In the meantime, you can read about her exploits in the Caribbean and find out her opinion on pretty much everything by following her on Twitter (@VeroniKaboom) and checking out her  website. If you google the phrase “what to wear to a job interview,” you’ll get pages and pages of helpful links. If you click on the images tab, you’ll see that some helpful folks over on Pinterest have even put together entire boards (usually for women, since let’s be honest: guys don’t have quite as many wardrobe options) which show examples of how you can dress for a job interview. (Warning: use your judgment, as some pinners are a little more whimsical in their definition of ‘job interview’ than most potential employersâ€"depending on the field.) There’s even a helpful slideshow on About.com concerning  popular fashion faux pas you should avoid. It covers all the most predictable Job Interview Don’ts, like skimpy skirts and t-shirts with your favorite metal band from your youth. Personally, I found the most important note to be about perfume and/or cologne. (In case you were wondering, for an interviewer, the way a job candidate smells should NOT be the one thing you remember about that person.) But not a lot of links tell you how you should dress for a job interview, if you want to leave a very specific, personal impression. In fact, the general consensus about job search wardrobe seems to be that a candidate should do his or her best to blend in with the other candidates as much as possible. To avoid standing out, and let his or her resume and interview skills take over from there. Because, while everyone seems to agree that what you wear is integral to creating that all important ‘at first sight’ impression, not many people seem to consider the much-obsessed-over interview costume for the golden opportunity it actually is. That’s right, kids. I just pulled a sneaky mid-intro costume change, because this article is actually The Guide to Creating a “Super” Career Persona, Part Three: How to Turn Your Interview Costume into a Memorable Character Reveal. The perfect interview outfit doesn’t just prevent offense. It creates a positive memory for the interviewer, and a valuable interpersonal connection. By all means, you should avoid the wardrobe malfunctions in the slideshow above, but why stop at what you don’t want people to think about you? That’s kind of negative, right? And really, it doesn’t help you stand out if all the other job candidates are following the exact same rules. So, let’s talk about what you want people to think of you, what you need them to remember, and how you can use your clothing as a tool to make those connections happen. Item #1 The Conversation Piece Every job interview outfit should have one single point of interest, a little personal bit of “flair,” if you will. This can be anything from an antique brooch or a lovely silk scarf, to a collector’s watch or tie pin. The most important part of this item is that it needs to have a connection to something positive about your character. It’s not an attention-getting mechanism (well it is, in a sense, but not merely for the sake of attention). Think of the conversation piece as a potential gateway that can take you from awkward pre-interview small talk into a subject matter that makes you shine from the get-go. (+) Example of using a conversation piece to segue into job-positive personal information: Scene: A recent nursing school graduate is interviewing for a full-time position in the ICU of a metropolitan hospital. The hospital is called Saint Mary’s, part of a larger healthcare system which bases its marketing on its longstanding tradition of conscientious care. The interviewee is wearing a tweed skirt with sensible pumps, black tights, and a grey sweater belted over a pink button-up shirt. Her only piece of jewelry is a large, yet conservative vintage brooch. Interviewer: “That’s a very lovely pin you’re wearing. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one like it.” Job Seeker: “Thank you. It was passed down to me by my great-grandmother. She was a nurse in World War II. I actually wrote my final thesis on the history of amputee care, using some of the journals she kept.” Interviewer: *Tries to hide how immediately impressed she is.* “Really? That’s so interesting. Tell me more about your thesis.” (-) Example of using a conversation piece to segue…nowhere: Scene: A recent high school graduate is interviewing for a part-time position as a bank teller. She’s wearing a conservative skirt suit (because that’s what everyone said she should wear) with a tank top underneath, and a large statement necklace. Interviewer: “I really like your necklace.” Job Seeker: “Thanks, I got it at Macy’s.” Interviewer: *Awkwardly clears throat* “That’s nice. Anyway, what makes you think you’d be a good fit for this organization?” Note: While the “good fit” question is not necessarily the kiss of death, it has been my experience that this question is a great diagnostic tool for any interviewee. If this question comes at the end of the interview, that’s normal. If it comes at the beginning, it can often be intended as a conversational land mine, to off-balance and test potential candidates who don’t appear to have much else going for them. Job seekers, beware of this question, and always have a well-researched and proactive answer handy. Item #2 Status Pieces : The Illusion of Affluence This is probably going to seem counterintuitive to a lot of people, but myriad psychological studies have shown that employers are more likely to offer a job to candidates who demonstrate that they want the job, but don’t necessarily need the job. As much as it pains me to say it, interviewers aren’t immune from human nature, and human nature seems to include a built-in aversion to the stink of desperation. Which is why telling the interviewer how badly you need the job, especially for financial reasons, is a terrible tactic that is pretty much guaranteed to send your resume into the shredder. That said, it’s also not a good idea to flaunt your superior economic comfort level (even if you have to fake it for the sake of the interview, like Will Smith did in that movie, “The Pursuit of Happyness.”) Instead, you need to seek out a comfortableâ€"and very modestâ€"middle ground between starving student and trust fund baby. This can best be accomplished by choosing a single “status” item, and behaving as though the financial stability it represents is unimportant. (Why? Because in reality, it is unimportant. You’re there to talk about why you’re a good job candidate. Shame on them for making assumptions about your current level of success based on jewelry in the first place.) (+) Example of using the illusion of affluence to promote an air of stability: Scene: A young man, fresh out of business school, is interviewing for a position at a prominent investment company. He is wearing a department store suit that fits, but isn’t custom tailored, with sensible shoes, black socks and a reasonably-priced tie. The only thing shiny about him is a gold watch, which he wears partially tucked into the cuff of his dress shirt. Interviewer: “That’s a nice Rolex you have there, son. I’m more of a Breitling man, myself.” Job Seeker: “Thank you, sir. Breitling does make a great watch.” Note: If you’re considering going into finance or marketing, learn to recognize and intelligently talk about premium watches. Trust me on this one. (-) Example of using the illusion of affluence to completely undermine your air of stability: Scene: (same as above) Interviewer: “That’s a nice Rolex you have there, son.” Job Seeker: “Oh, this? Haha, it looks totally real, right? No, I got this down on Canal Street for $20 bucks. Can you believe that? It fools everyone.” Interviewer: *Scowls, then makes a mental note to shred the kid’s resume the second he walks out* Note: There are numerous things wrong with this response, as most corporate employers tend to frown on job candidates who support the counterfeit luxury goods industry. Also, it’s kind of illegal. Just FYI. Item #3 â€" The Unique Human Touch As an interviewer, you have to remember that I’m going to see dozens if not hundreds of candidates. And due to the miracle of Google, most of them will have a tentative grasp of the basic rules of interview etiquette and costumeâ€"which means that most people are going to show up with conservative black or gray suits, various shades of pastel button-up shirts, and sensible black or brown shoes. After a while, watching this parade from a spectator’s point of view can get kind of monotonous. It’s then that hiring professionals begin actively looking for chinks in the carefully-erected impersonal corporate façade. Little details like chewed fingernails, hair that hasn’t been washed, lettuce stuck in the teeth. Anything undesirable, really, that will make our difficult job of narrowing down a field of equally-promising candidates seem just a little bit easier. After all, like I said, we’re humans too. This is where strategy comes in. If you’re stuck in a room with someone who is intent on figuring out your hidden flaws, things can get a little nerve wracking. Unless you know in advance, exactly what flaws they’re going to find. Because you created that flaw on purpose, to give them a reason to stop looking. (+) Example of using a “human touch” to prove you’re imperfect, but in the best possible way: Scene: An attractive, twenty-something woman is hoping to land a job at a mostly-male advertising company. Her resume is light on experience, and she’s concerned that they might not take her seriously because of her fun, fashionable personality and Generation Y vernacular. So, in addition to adopting a more conservative spin to her usually frilly and feminine attire, she dons a pair of black-rimmed glasses. The way she figures it, pretending to have less than perfect eyesight will give her a more obvious “flaw” for the interviewers to focus on. But at the same time, it’s a flaw that no one can really blame her for. Why does this work? Nobody really knows for sure, but it does. According to an article in Forbes Magazine, wearing glasses to a job interview is a surefire way to offset the appearance of frivolity and set a tone of reliability. The Daily Mail UK says wearing glasses will make you appear smarter. At any rate, fake glasses are an inexpensive and extremely simple addition to any job seeker’s wardrobe. So why not experiment to see if this trick works for you? Scene: A baby-faced young associate with red hair and freckles is interviewing for a promotion at his law firm. The problem is, people are always telling him he doesn’t look old enough to buy liquorâ€"let alone have attended law school and practice as a criminal defense attorney. His solution? Grow a thick, but well-groomed beard. Why does this work? Because, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Marketing Communications (which was dissected in an article on Chronicle.com) men with beards seem more credible and trustworthy. Also, manly. Finally, before you implement any of the above wardrobe tools, remember the most important tool any job seeker has at his or her disposal (yet sadly, so few tend to utilize it): RESEARCH. Find out what the company stands for, and what kind of deficit they’re looking to fillâ€"not just in terms of open positions, but in a more “big picture” sense; what kind of impact are they hoping to make on the world at large? Create a character, based on your true self, which fills this deficit perfectly. Are you mind-bogglingly creative? Are you a risk-taker? A goal-setter? A smooth-talker? Flaunt those characteristics in as many ways as you can, including and maybe especially in your choice of attire. For more tips on creating your own superhero-style job candidate persona, check out Part One: Be the Batman and Part Two: Sorry, Clark.

5 Steps to Retool Jumpstart Your Job Search

5 Steps to Retool Jumpstart Your Job Search **I am a member of the Career Collective, a group of resume writers and career coaches. Each month, all members discuss a certain topic. This month, we are talking about Spring cleaning our careers. Please follow our tweets on Twitter #careercollective. You can also view the other member’s interesting posts at the end of the article. +++++ Retooling your job search can be a daunting experience. You might have the feeling that youre starting everything over from the beginning, but thats not the case. You have tons of experience that will be valuable no matter what job you decide to take. Things like knowing how a business works, getting along with coworkers and knowing proper work habits already put you ahead of new candidates coming in. You have the advantage over workers with no experience. So, how do you retool your resume? You have a lot of options, so before you start changing your resume try out a few other options first. One thing you can do is go back to school or get more training. But, you should do a self-assessment and see if this would actually be beneficial to you, work with a career counselor and let them help you to the right path. Look around and see what kind of options you have, dont panic and just try to examine your situation. Then you can begin to retool your job search. 1. Start with what you enjoy Do you have a long lost passion that you wish you had embarked on? Maybe it was teaching skiing lessons in Colorado, who knows, but just start with what you enjoy. Perhaps theres a job related to your hobby that you would enjoy. It could be a completely different field than what youve ever worked in, so take a look around and dont limit yourself. Maybe its time to get out there and try your luck. 2. Find a list of potential employers There are always options out there, especially if youre in a large city. You can find a multitude of positions that would fit your job search choice. But, try to reach out a little past your current job and find something that is different or that would excite you. Put this list together because youre going to need it. 3. Start retooling your resume This is definitely key. Start creating your resume to send to these potential employers, but make sure that you emphasize different aspects of your career that would be beneficial to your prospective employer. You should consider getting some help from a professional resume writer, they can take a drab old resume and create the right blend of personality and accomplishments. 4. Send out your resume to your list of employers Starting sending that new resume out! You have to get your name out there right? So what are you waiting for, you all ready have a list of potential employers, so whats stopping you? Its time to get the word out about you! 5. Starting calling people back After sending out your resume, hit the phones hard. Dont just sit back and wait for the employer to call you, be aggressive, show them that you want this position and that you are right for it. If youve tooled your resume correctly towards your new career path and showed the desire to learn, then you can have the job that you want. ++++ I encourage you to visit some of the links below for more interesting articles. Personal Branding to Fire Up Your Job Search, @DebraWheatman Succeeding in a “Final Jeopardy!” World, @WalterAkana 5 Steps to Retool Jumpstart Your Job Search, @erinkennedycprw Your Job Search: Lets Just Start Again Shall We? @GayleHoward Checklist for Spring Cleaning Your Job Search, @careersherpa 5 Ways to Spring Clean Your Job Search, @heatherhuhman Ten Surefire Ways to Organize Your Job Search, @KatCareerGal Put Spring Into Your Job Search, @EliteResumes @MartinBuckland Toes in the Water, @ValueIntoWords How to Revitalize a Stale Job Search, @KCCareerCoach How to re-think your job search, @Keppie_Careers Wake Up and Smell the Flowers: Spring Cleaning Your Resume, @barbarasafani Spring Cleaning and Your Personal Brand, @resumeservice Spring clean your mind clutter first, @DawnBugni Managing Your Career 2.0: On Giving Something Up To Get It Right, @Chandlee Clean up, Chin, up, Shape up, @LaurieBerenson

Create a Perfect Resume With the Help of Professional Resume Writing Services

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Make Sure Your Resume Gets Read

Make Sure Your Resume Gets Read Job seekers fear the resume robots â€" the automatic filtering of resumes that prevents your application from even being read. First of all, the good news: I have recruited for brand-name companies and cutting edge start-ups, and I have never seen a filtering tool that is so good that recruiters rely on it 100%. Therefore, there is no one magic password that will get you past an auto resume screen, and you don’t have to worry about being left out while everyone else who knows the magic password skirts by you. However, now for the bad news: recruiters don’t spend that much more time reviewing your resume than an automatic filter would. Given the pace of recruiting and how many searches a typical recruiter is inundated with, unsolicited resumes get seconds of attention, if any at all. Many times there are so many resumes coming in that a recruiter will prioritize the ones that get referred or that s/he filters out manually. To this end, you still need to get past these filters (albeit more likely a human filter, not a robot). Here are three ways to adapt your resume to get it to the top of the pile: Include keywords Whether it’s by automatic or human filter, if a job opening calls for a specific skill or experience that is easily summarized into a keyword, you better believe the recruiter will search by that keyword. When I did an animation search, I used “Aftereffects” as a filter because that was the software of choice and the candidate absolutely needed that skill. When I hired at the executive level for a cultural institution, I used the sector expertise (American art) as the basis for my keywords because, while the overall skill set would be quite varied, the ultimate hire needed a specialization that could be summarized in a few keywords. Keyword searches are mostly relied on for those openings with narrowly defined criteria. To ensure your resume gets selected, include keywords that tightly describe your skills, expertise, and experience. All resumes can use specificity â€" technical skills, languages, industry buzzwords (e.g., Big Data), certifications (e.g., CPA), and sector expertise (e.g., American impressionism). Thus, keywords should be in all resumes, not just because they are searchable, but because they are descriptive and descriptive resumes attract human readers as well. Put findings into context Even when a keyword search is first used, the recruiter will then filter through the shortlist of those keyword-selected resumes. If it’s not apparent why the keyword appears â€" say you list Aftereffects as a skill but it doesn’t otherwise relate to anything else in your resume â€" you still may not get called in. As a recruiter, I would not only want a skill or buzzword listed but I would want to see how it is incorporated in your career to date. Are you just tech savvy in general, so picked up Aftereffects along with a bevy of other software? That type of diverse tech knowledge may be great for some jobs but not if I need an Aftereffects specialist. You might think that getting noticed by a recruiter is always positive. But if you don’t want to be an Aftereffects specialist, or if your level of skill is not competitive to be a specialist, then it’s a waste of time for both you and me. You want to be called in for the right positions. Make sure that you include keywords for roles that you want and put such keywords into the broader context of your experience so that it’s clear what roles you want and are qualified for. Make the resume easy to skim You might think that all this talk about context means a recruiter is sitting with your resume and considering it at length. Whether by auto filter or human filter, resumes are read in seconds â€" there is just too much volume to do otherwise. Therefore, you want to make yours easy on the eyes of recruiters who will be reviewing dozens or hundreds of resumes in close succession. Use at least 10-point font. Use bold, italics and underlining to emphasize, but use these sparingly, or else everything runs together. Keep the structure parallel â€" dates on the same side (left or right, just consistent); companies, geographies and titles in the same place and in the same format â€" so the eye can easily jump around as needed. Prioritize white space and margins because it makes what information you do include easier to read. When resumes are too crowded, the reader might miss something or skip reading it altogether. There is no one word that will ensure your resume gets read. That should be good news to you because it means that not everyone is right for every role and there is some method to the madness of hiring! So if you want to use one word to guide your resume writing, then think “keyword” or “context” or “readability”. If you can include the keywords that matter to the role you want in a context that shows you fit that role and in a readable manner that lets the recruiter discover your value in seconds, then you improve your chances of getting your resume to the top of the pile. Remember that an employee referral always helps, so don’t stop your networking in pursuit of the perfect resume. Caroline Ceniza-Levine is co-founder of SixFigureStart ® career coaching. She has worked with executives from American Express, Citigroup, Condé Nast, Gilt, Goldman Sachs, Google, McKinsey, and other leading firms. She’s also a stand-up comic, so she’s not your typical coach. Connect with Caroline on Google+.

A+A+O = 3 Elements to Hanging on to Your Job - Work It Daily

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8 Skills That Prove Youre Actually an Excel Expert

8 Skills That Prove Youre Actually an Excel Expert Its rare to binnensee an office job these days that doesnt require some type of Excel experience. But who is actually classified as an Excel expert? People who know these skills, thats who Weve outlined the advanced Excel skills you need to learn and quickly boost yourself to expert status.Fight your fear of spreadsheets and increase your chances of getting that dream job by learning these 8 Excel functions.1. Using advanced formulasFormulas are the key to being an Excel expert. We all know the SUM formula, but there are even more formula tricks up the Excel sleeve. Learn to write and combine formulas, like SUMIFS or SUMPRODUCT, as well as the LOOKUP formula. Check out a few advanced (but easy) formulas here.2. Conditional FormattingConditional formatting allows you to highlight very specific information other formulas will not allow. For example, if you need to highlight the top 10 percent of employees based on performance without a ctually going through manually to find and highlight them yourself, you can do so with conditional formatting. Learn 15 advanced forms of conditional formatting here.3. Using the fill functionConvert your excel worksheet to a PDF with the fill function. If you want to convert just one section of an entire spreadsheet, you could simply copy and paste. But youre an Excel expert now To make it easier, faster and more impressive, use the Fill Across Sheets tool. Youll never go back to copying-and-pasting again. Learn how to use the fill function here.4. Protecting your sheetLearn to protect your work from being edited in a way that hitting save simply wont. While you trust your coworkers and your boss, you never know who may make a mistake and alter your hard work in a way that will cost you time and energy. Prevent any further edits from being made to your work by selecting rows, columns, or an entire sheet and clicking the protection tab. In an even more advanced protection level, you can give only certain people the ability to edit your document. Youll never need the Command Z function again. Learn to protect your sheet with these instructions.5. Customizing the ribbonIf youre tired of having to switch from one tab to another to search for specific commands, simply customize the ribbon. Its a simple, yet highly unknown tool. Create your own custom tabs for easy access and quicker work completion. Learn this skill here.6. Using custom viewsAvoid the tragic scenario of finally endschliff a spreadsheet only to discover its been scaled incorrectly for printing. Custom views will prevent this common error from happening by recording your past print settings and reapplying them to your current spreadsheets. Learn how to use custom views here.

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