These are some ways women and men could dress for success. Dressing for success is good to do for when you go for your job interview. Also if you are going for a high kind of job or a very fancy job you should dress for success for at least the first day. Unless you are told not to dress formally.   Suggested women's wear   Men should dress for success like this   -Tiffany Peterson

Many people don't understand how important it is to dress professionally when attending an interview. Your resume is your first impression and the way you are dressed when arriving to the interview is your second impression. It is said that 55% of another persons' perception of you is based off how you look. You want to show employers that you take pride in your appearance. You want to show that you're clean, put together, and very presentable. On a daily basis a job might not require you to dress professionally, however, it is important to do so for an interview. Tips for dressing for success are as follows: Wear professional and conservative clothing  Make sure your clothing is clean, pressed and doesn't fit too tight  Cover any distractions such as tattoos  Make sure your hair is clean and conservative in color and style  Remove any facial piercings  One other tip that I think is very important is to take your time getting yourself rea...

Networking is one of the most important factors in the professional world, defined as a way of making connections to get ahead in one's career. Exchange of information and making contacts are one of the key points of networking. Networking can be done at any time or place, such as during business parties, in college with our peers, even social media, and so much more.                                                                         Social media has become the most important way of networking in today's world. It has increased the level of communication between people and has built social relations among people with similar interests. Furthermore, theirs two different types of networking in the world of social media.  People  who utilize social media to network by sharing resourceful ...

 A lot of people find interviews very intimidating. It can be nerve wracking to be face to face to someone and answer questions that can either make or break you. Have no fear! Here are some tips that will surely help you to be confident about your next interview.   First and foremost - BE ON TIME FOR YOUR INTERVIEW ! This is very important! Your first impression is everything to the hiring manager and he/she won't be too pleased to be waiting for you; especially if they have other people scheduled to interview that same day. Remember this: to be on time is to be late, but to be a little early is to be on time. For example, if your interview is scheduled for 1:00 p.m, don't arrive at 1:00 p.m on the dot. Arrive at least 15 minutes earlier to get yourself together, go over your resume, and familiarize yourself with the place if possible. BE PLEASANT . That doesn't mean to have a big ole grin on your face, but don't look as if you sucked on a lemon. RESEARCH...

When going for a job interview these are some do's and don’ts that would be good to follow. They will help you get the job you are going for. Do’s • Dress formal • Talk professional • Sit up straight • Fold hands on lap • Be polite Don'ts • Wear jewelry • Wear perfume • Wear high heels • Bring big bags • Slouch -Tiffany Peterson

There are many aspects of getting a job; for instance, we all should dress properly for the job. There are proper clothes for women and men as well. According to many of websites, experts state that the dress should be conservative. What does this mean for men? Men should have suit, tie, black or brown shoes, and try to avoid shiny colors. The clothes also should be pressed and cleaned, and don't wear perfume.     Gabor Szecseny

The saying "You learn something new everyday" is so true. The first job opportunity I received was through Summer Youth Employment Program. The program was pretty straight forward. I worked 25 hours a week, which was 5 hours a day and I was compensated for my work bi-weekly on a Visa debit card. I worked in a nursing and rehabilitation center as an Activities Director. One good thing about the Summer Youth Employment Program was it didn't and still doesn't require any work experience. It actually gave me the experience I needed to create a resume. Realize how I only mentioned resume.  It wasn't until now taking this student development class, that I finally know what a cover letter is and what it's used for. The simplest way for me to explain what a cover letter is, is it's your resume put into words. There's a heading, greeting, 3 body paragraphs, a closing, and your signature.  There are three types of cover letters. The application...

                                                       COVER LETTERS What are Cover Letters?  A  cover letter  is a document sent with your resume to provide additional information on your skills and experience. The  letter  typically provides detailed information on why you are qualified for the job you are applying for. A  cover letter  typically accompanies each resume you send out. Why are cover letters important? Cover letters are important because employers typically see resume after resume and it gets very repetitive. Cover letters give you a chance to stand out from the crowd and helps you sell yourself to the employer. Tips! WRITE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION! Introduce yourself. Write about your accomplishments Write about your skills including other languages you speak. Make s...

Career Exploration is a way to learn more about yourself.  It is a process which focuses and lets you realize  your interest, your skills  and the best career decision you could aim for.  First of all, you want to know about yourself.  your abilities   your interest  your skills  Second:  you want to make sure that your major is something you like and want for yourself and is related or match your abilities, skills and interests Finally:    Evaluate yourself in terms of happiness, you want to make sure you are happy  with your major and your grades      Fredy Camas