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They didn’t want to see my resume. However, knowing that most people would rather work for someone they like that they have things in common with that is a pretty good employee versus someone stellar and they like less, I should probably tone down the corporate attire and let my resume (hopefully) speak for itself.
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In face-to-face situations, it’s best to wear professional attire and work on projecting good posture , a positive attitude , friendly eye contact, a firm handshake, a smile and a look of confidence. Then she returns the ticket to the customer, who resumes shopping. times the impact of spoken ones. That’s finishing strong!
Dress Appropriately Wear professional attire that aligns with the events setting and industry. A polished resume: If youre job hunting, having a few printed copies of your resume can be useful for spontaneous opportunities. Having goals will keep you focused and make the event more productive.
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