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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Funeral Etiquette – Appropriate Attire
There was a time when black was the only appropriate color to wear to a funeral. Today, only family members are expected to wear black unless you have been asked to be a pallbearer or have been asked to be … Continue reading
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After Hours and Weekend Business Attire
If you are going in to the office after hours or on the weekend, you should dress in casual business attire such as khakis and a button down or polo shirt. Clothes should be clean and pressed just as they … Continue reading
Excuse Me, Your Fly is Open
It happens. We forget to zip up or a button pops open. I am frequently asked how to handle these embarrassing moments. As long as you’re not perfect strangers or just been introduced, quietly and discreetly tell the person their … Continue reading
Making the Transition From Student to Professional – Accessories
There is much more than professional attire to consider when making the transition from student to professional. You must also evaluate your accessories. Carrying an old backpack with a college logo on it continues to identify you as a student. … Continue reading