[humanser] more interview pointers

[Ericka]

That's true Sandra. If you're working with preschoolersthat's true Sandra. If you're working with preschoolers in a day care or something where you're getting messy you probably are not going to wear pantsuits all day. Some nice khakis and a nice blouse, comfortable shoes are appropriate. I think if I were a rehab teacher I'd still dress up. Depends on the weather and the weather can change on a dime out here in the Midwest. I was always told to show up to an interview and close you'd go to church in. These days I've seen people coming to church in shorts that nobody has business wearing because they're so short. Some of the younger folks shouldn't be told the same advice unless it's more detailed. LOL

Ericka Short
"What is right is not always popular; what is popular is not always right."

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> On Mar 10, 2016, at 9:17 PM, Sandra Streeter via humanser <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hey, great job, Lisa! You give us all hope!
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> I’ve noticed over the decades that attire for interviews is more flexible. for instance: those who desire work in construction, they’re being advised to look the part, instead of wearing something super-spiffy. For the jobs I want—office, social service—pants suits work, which is good, because I hate wearing dresses! Were I a potential rehab teacher, I might even dress down slightly from that.
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> Sandra
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