Forget the Trendy Look
This is especially for guys, but you gals can listen up to. It is short and sweet:
WEAR A DAMN SUIT TO AN INTERVIEW....
SHAVE (in spite of what you think and what the trend is, that fuzz on your face looks stupid)...
POLISH YOUR SHOES. Ladies, follow the same appropriate advice.
Dress like you are going to the bank to borrow $1 million.
Three times this week I had three candidates, what were really good for the respective jobs I was referring them to, get eliminated because of the way they dressed and the first impression that they didn't make. One guy wore a plaid sport coat over a blue shirt with dark gray pants and a T-shirt under the blue dress shirt. Along with the fuzz all over his face, it totally turned the hiring authority off before they got started.
I don't care what the trend is, I don't care what your spouse thinks looks cute...like your bow tie or your wraparound dress exposing your cleavage... a hiring authority isn't going to like it.
It's amazing that I even have to write about this. But three good candidates lost before they even got in the game.
ABOUT TONY BESHARA
Owner & President
Babich & Associates
Tony Beshara is the owner and president of Babich & Associates, established in 1952 and the oldest placement and recruitment service in Texas. It is consistently one of the top contingency placement firms in the DFW area, and has been recognized as one of the “Best Places to Work in DFW” by the Dallas Business Journal. He has been a professional recruiter since 1973 and has personally found jobs for more than 10,500 individuals. He sits behind a desk every day, working the phone literally seven hours of the twelve hours a day, making close to 200 calls a day. He is in the trenches on a day-to-day basis. Tony has personally interviewed more than 26,000 people on all professional levels and has worked with more than 23,000 hiring authorities. Babich & Associates has helped more than 100,000 people find jobs using Tony’s process. Tony is one of the most successful placement and recruitment professionals in the United States.
Tony received his Ph.D. in Higher Education from St. Louis University in 1973.
The second edition of his best-selling book, “The Job Search Solution” The Ultimate System for Finding a Great job NOW!” came out in January of 2012. He also created a 45 hour online program about how to find a job, www.The Job Search Solution.com. Tony’s second best seller, “ACING The Interview”, answers almost any question regarding interviewing in today’s erratic job market. “Unbeatable Resumes,” discusses resumes for the present, unique employment market. His latest book for job seekers, “Powerful Phrases for Successful Interviews,” published in February of 2014, offers 400 ideal phases for every interviewing situation. His newest book, co-authored with Rich Lavinski, the managing partner of E. 57th Street Partners, “100,000 Successful Hires, The Art, Science and Luck of Successful Hiring” is about the “other side” of the desk… advice for the hiring authority. It, too, is a bestseller.
Tony recent TED Talk, “The 10 Principles of Loving Your Career and Your Job” was presented in October of 2015 at Mountain View College in Dallas. It can be viewed in its entirety on Tony’s YouTube channel.
He is a frequent guest on the Dr. Phil Show, offering Dr. Phil’s guests advice on the job search process. He is also a frequent guest/expert on various local and nationally televised business shows, including those on Fox Business News. Tony also hosts a daily radio show, The Job Search Solution on KEXB, 620 AM, every Monday thru Friday from 8:00pm to 8:30pm. Tony and his beautiful wife of 50 years, Chris, have four grown sons.
Interviews & Appearances Contact:
Tony Beshara
Phone: 214-823-9999
Email: [email protected]
Senior Claims Specialist
5 年Dead on point with this!!!! Couldn’t agree more!
Technology Specialist
5 年This is especially for Tony Beshara. It’s short and sweet. Go fuck yourself, bitch.
Growing a Managing General Agency
5 年Yes i tell my mentees this all the time
Spot on!!!
Clothes DO make the man whether young or old. Dressing like a child often begets an immature attitude about oneself and their perception of the world around them. Seeing oneself dressed up often sets the mental and emotional tone before starting out the day and has a profound effect on those around you; even if it's just your co-workers.?