Careers

dress for success

Use sense, not scents
 

on’t smoke before an interview to avoid smelling of it. Use high-quality cologne or perfume sparingly or not at all. If you are unsure whether it’s too much, ask a friend what (s)he thinks of your smell. Tantalizing or tranquilizing?

Be confident
 

ny time you’re facing an employer or a potential employer, you need to present yourself as the best person for the position,” Francis says. Confidence shows up not only in the way you dress, but also in the way you carry yourself, including posture and eye contact.
Hit the Career Resource Center. CRC, located on the first floor of the Reitz Union in Room CR100. They can provide you with everything from tips to a mock interview. You can never be too prepared to make a lasting impression.
So, there you have it. Dressing for an interview doesn’t have to be scarier than the interview itself. You’re nervous enough, right? Now put down that beer, and start thinking about your career.