Countdown to Job Interview? Know What to Expect and Launch Your New Career
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lol rather then focusing on shoes, try checking out your resume and make sure it's professionally done. And of course you should be aware of the type of job you are applying for..
Good luck with it, and as long as your presentable you will get it for sure!
Job Interview Technique - 6 Tips To Get Yours Up To Scratch
- Assuming the rest of your outfit matches, black flats are just fine. A grocery store is a different work environment than say a bank. So it's ok to dress down more. Even a nice pair of sneaks is ok! The goal is to look presentable. So as long as you look nice and professional, you'll be ok.
And fyi, to the expert who said you should focus more on your resume than your shoes, let me say this. More and more interviewers are zeroing in on one's footwear! And the reason is because that tends to be the one overlooked detail among job seekers. In other words, job seekers will check their resumes, tops, pants, makeup, hair, ties, and jewlery. But they'll often forget about their shoes. Yes, they'll match. But they may have forgotten to polish them up. Or they'll have lots of creases or look like they've been work hundreds of times before.
This is something I've mentioned to job seekers who've attended my free job hunting workshops. So to all of you out there, don't forget to check your footwear because lots of interviewers will immediately look right there! - just make sure that your clothes are clean and are acceptable for a job interview as first impression count. Just don't wear shoes that are too casual, like sneakers or thongs or sandals ... black flats would be good, if you are wearing pants ... not jeans ...
- Yes, that's exactly what you should wear!! (:
- absolutely yes. No high heels
- yes, those are perfect!
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