penski said:Write 'EMPLOY ME' on your funbags and wear a low-cut top.
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Matblack said:I agree with you idea, scope out the store and dress in a similar vein, apart from B&Q where I would go smart casual, maybe trouser suit with a nice top underneath, not a blouse.
MB
DRZ said:Thats actually not a bad idea. You would think you gave this sort of advice out for a living!
P.S. Why arent you on MSN?
hehe .penski said:Write 'EMPLOY ME' on your funbags and wear a low-cut top.
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the tie?Blackstar said:I'm not going naked
Blackstar said:I've got 3 interviews in the next two days and as this is the first time in ages i've needed to think about it i've no idea what to wear.
Blackstar said:Im not sure i think paperchase would be a nice place to work.
Spamalot said:Nice, "funbags" get you get loads of action, lol!
It's the one out at the fort in Borders bookshop.Greedo said:Probably a bit late now, but good luck! Hope it goes well.
I was trying to think where that was, is it the wee card shop at holy corner?
Blackstar said:Im not sure i think paperchase would be a nice place to work.
I have just about everything from jeans to a trouser suit and a skirt to match.
(i'll be removing some of my piercings as well as this usually helps)
I plan to take them out for work, as much as i love my lip piercing i know some people are offended by them. I'm not changing how i appear i'm just making myself a little more appealing.happytechie said:rememebr if you'd like to be able to wear your piercings at work then you should really leave them in for the interview. I know If I offered someone a customer facing job without piercings and they turned up on monday with lots of stuff in I might think it a little odd. I always feel that people should take you as you are, there is no point changing who you appear to be to get a job
Good luck.
HT