Dress Better, Work Better, Feel Better
Dear Readers,
Spring has officially arrived and temperatures are warming up fast. For many professionals, this means it is time to rotate our wardrobe back to lighter, cooler clothing to help contend with the summer heat that is on its way. While this is good news for most, we thought this would be a good time to remind our readers about the importance of maintaining…
| Dress Better, Work Better, Feel Better |
Spring has officially arrived and temperatures are warming up fast. For many professionals, this means it is time to rotate our wardrobe back to lighter, cooler clothing to help contend with the summer heat that is on its way. While this is good news for most, we thought this would be a good time to remind our readers about the importance of maintaining a professional appearance, and the impact that your personal dress code can have on your career. Although the term “dress for success” is most commonly used regarding job interviews, many professionals tend to forget that it also relates to looking professional on the job, as a means to quicker advancement and success. Dressing for success presents your true potential. After all, most of us have heard the simple but true suggestion that we “dress for the job we want, not the job we have”. So whether you are applying or interviewing for a new position, or you just want to be noticed and respected by your current company leaders, you should consider how your daily dress habits are helping you towards these goals. In this 52nd edition of The Acclivity Health Report our experts help job seekers understand the importance of staying strong and taking charge when searching for jobs in order to avoid job search exhaustion. For our hiring managers, our experts give advice on how to build and retain the optimal team of employees. As always, thank you for reading and we hope you enjoy this issue! Ted French |
Dear Readers,