Author Archives: Leanna Brittis

The Bravo television network has premiered its newest show, The Headhuntress, which features executive recruiter and career coach Wendy Doulton. The show offers some great advice on “career focused fashion.” Wendy offers some great tips on the importance of having … Continue reading →

The Huffington Post Style News Editor, Jessica Misener shares her professional style advice on dressing for interviews. Read why dressing too professional can sometimes work against you and other interview tips Jessica offers! When someone comes in for an interview, … Continue reading →

When figuring out what to wear for a job interview, most people tend to only think about their clothing or shoes. However, another important part of the outfit is the handbag or briefcase! Think about what you need to fit … Continue reading →

Dressing for success doesn’t mean you have to break the bank. There are many brands out there that have great professional looking attire for great prices. Here are some basic interview options! For Females: American Eagle Blouse- $40 H&M Blazer- … Continue reading →

“An employer would be justified in refusing to hire an [individual] who it deemed inappropriately dressed for work.”- James McDonald Jr, Partner at offices of labor and employment law firm Fisher & Phillips

What you wear to an interview always depends on the type of industry that your potential job is a part of. Some industries require a conservative outfit, where others you can dress much more casual. I spoke with Seventeen.com Web … Continue reading →

Students ditched their cozy classroom sweats and traded them in for some appropriate professional attire in order to attend the Marist College Career and Internship Fair. Students filled the grey gym at the McCann Arena handing out their resumes and … Continue reading →

Lauren Kramer, Recruiting Specialist from Frontier Communications, discusses the best way to dress for an interview from a recruiting standpoint. What are your expectations on dress attire when someone comes in for an interview? For a female standpoint a pantsuit … Continue reading →