Welcome to Careers 101. In this segment you will be introduced to tips and strategies to follow before, during, and after interviewing. You will learn how to dress, handle tough questions, and follow up after your next interview. The more prepared you are, the better chance you will have to attain the position that you desire.

What to wear.
According to Kim Zoller at Image Dynamics, 55% of how an interviewer perceives you is based on how you look. So according to this study, over half of their perception is based on your appearance. Looking good for your interview plays such a pivotal role when trying to land a job. Listed below are tips for both men and women to follow while dressing for their upcoming interview.

• Wear solid and conservative colors, whites & blues are best
• Coordinate your blouse or tie with your shirt, also solid and conservative
• Have a neat and professional hairstyle
• Hide all tattoos and limit the amount of jewelry that you wear
• Use sparse amounts of perfume or cologne

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First I have a question:

How did you get the interview? Was it through your networking efforts or by submitting a resume?

The reason for this question is that the chances of you getting an interview are 90% SMALLER by just submitting resumes than through your own networking efforts, showing up in person at place of employment, or calling.

The reason is very simple, it takes more effort to pick up the phone and call until you get the interview than to just email out 50 resumes a day-hence, you get what you put in.
But when that interview comes how will you prepare?

You will be surprised to learn that many people just get the call for the interview and do NOTHING until that appointment. They just show up!

From the first example, you should know that effort equals results. If you put no effort your results will be smaller than if you took the time to prepare.

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