[humanser] more interview pointers

[Lisa Irving]

I love dressing up. I find the west coast casual etire is something I've never quite accepted. Yes, I'm comfortable in shorts, that cover my behind, and flip flops. Still, I will enjoy dressing up for work. 

Lisa  

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Subject: [humanser] more interview pointers

Hey, great job, Lisa! You give us all hope!

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.



Sandra
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery The Little Prince 


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