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1、面試注意事項(xiàng)PPT課件Our Mission TodayInterviewing BasicsDressing for the InterviewPsychology of Color Rule of 14Fashion ClassicsOvercoming the “I Dont Have Anything to Wear” SyndromeInterviewing Basics: How to Stand Out in a Competitive Job MarketGetting Ready for the InterviewResearch the company before you

2、 goRehearse interviewing techniques and possible questions Select appropriate clothes ahead of timeMake sure your appearance is neat and clean Take a pen and notepad or portfolio Have two copies of your resume and/or complete information Have references, your social security number, etc. ready for t

3、he application Know What Counts When InterviewingBe on time or a little bit early.Present a good appearance and body language.Project a positive attitude: confidence, maturity, enthusiasm and interest in the position.Good communication skills: use complete sentences; speak clearly, with good enuncia

4、tion. Listen attentively, too.Answer questions truthfully, highlighting the skills and strengths you would bring to the job.Ask appropriate questionsFollowing Up After an InterviewYour actions after the interview can significantly impact the employers perception of you. Send a thank you letter Accep

5、t or reject the offer properly Learn to handle rejection and learn from itCareer Checklist:On the Day of the InterviewArrive on time, well rested from a good nights sleep.Think through the answers that you have prepared for key questions.Plan to go to the interview aloneyou can call your friends or

6、family after to tell them how it went.and you know to dress appropriately and with a clean and neat appearance.Career Checklist:On the Day of the InterviewAct confident and enthusiasticit will be obvious to the interviewer if you are comfortable.Maintain a positive and friendly attitude.Sell yoursel

7、f! Let the interviewer know why he or she should hire you.At the end, express interest in the position and thank them for the interview.Adapted from Succeeding in the World of Work, 7th Edition, published by Glencoe/McGraw-HillClass Projects and ActivitiesTell students that they have three days to p

8、repare for an interview with a local company. Have students prepare a time schedule of what they need to do to prepare for the interview.Have students cut pictures from various magazines depicting proper and improper ways to dress for an interview and explain why each one is appropriate or inappropr

9、iate.Ask students to look for a job ad that gives a telephone number to call and find out additional information. Then have students write a 50-word paragraph describing how their specific skills would benefit the company. From Succeeding in the World of Work, 7th Edition, published by Glencoe/McGra

10、w-HillClassroom Activity IdeasGive students several different interview situations (interviewing for a position in a bank or a construction position) and have them discuss appropriate dress for each situation.Have students find a book in the school or public library about how to dress for success an

11、d make a list of at least five pointers.From Succeeding in the World of Work, 7th Edition, published by Glencoe/McGraw-HillClassroom Activity IdeasBody Language: Projecting a positive and confident appearance Ask students to suggest actions that might be inappropriate during an interview Possible an

12、swers might be: Chewing gum, playing with your hair, biting your nails, staring out the window, slouching, fidgeting, smoking, mumbling, avoiding eye contact, etc.From Succeeding in the World of Work, 7th Edition, published by Glencoe/McGraw-HillDressing for the InterviewYouve found a job youre inte

13、rested in and an employer has asked you to come in for an interview.What can you do to increase your chance of getting the job?Three Things to Remember About Job InterviewsThe interviewer doesnt know you.They will quickly decide if they want to consider you for the job. “First impressions are lastin

14、g impressions.”Interviewing Success and AppearanceAn employers first impression of you is based on your appearance. Your grooming and the clothes you wear to an interview can mean the difference between being hired or not hired, regardless of your skills.Your appearance gives an interviewer clues ab

15、out how you feel about getting a job and what your future performance on the job might be.What to Wear to an InterviewDress as you would for the job, but slightly better.Be conservative-follow the Rule of 14.Let the focus be on you and your skills, not on what youre wearing.What to Wear, ContinuedRe

16、member the interviewer is not typically a member of your peer group, so what your friends may consider appropriate attire may not necessarily be acceptable to an employer.Ask a parent or teacher for help if you have questions about appropriate dress.Dressing for Interview SuccessDOSMake sure hair is

17、 clean and neatly arranged or combedShower; use deodorantShaveWear clean, polished shoesWear conservative and appropriate clothes, neatly pressed and in good repairTrim nails; if manicured, be conservativeclear polish is safestRemove all piercings, except one set of earrings for femalesDONTSWear hea

18、vy makeupWear very long nails, bright nail polish or nail designsUse lots of hair spray, wild hair color or ornamentsWear flashy, tight, or revealing clothingWear perfume or cologneWear sandalsWear t-shirts (especially with slogans)Wear clothes that will wrinkle easilyWear too much jewelry, especial

19、ly if its noisy Adapted From Succeeding in the World of Work, 7th Edition, published by Glencoe/McGraw-HillPsychology of ColorPsychology of ColorPeople respond to colors unconsciously as well as involuntarily. Different colors get very different responses. Advertising uses clothing color frequently

20、to influence you.Individuals actually consult with lawyers and others in the public eye about what to wear and what colors to wear for different situations.Psychology of Colors!Black Control High Rank High Authority Dominance CompetitivenessPsychology of ColorsBlue Trust Loyalty Likable Expertise Au

21、thority ReliabilityPsychology of ColorGrey Success Authority ControlPsychology of ColorBrown Stability Security Personal WarmthPsychology of ColorRed Vitality Strength Energy Interest in Life Involvement with PeoplePsychology of ColorTweeds Friendly Low AuthorityChecks Lively, FriendlyPlaids Persona

22、l TrustDots Happy Fun Loving “Life is too important to be taken seriously”Stripes Order & Control Orderliness OrganizedFinal Analysis?Style appropriate for position Suit Shirt/Blouse and skirt or slacks Blues or Grays Neat Organized Clean, polished shoesBusiness Attire ExamplesThe Good, the Bad,

23、 and the Ugly!What could you guess about these employees from their attire and appearance?What kind of work would you think they might they do?Do they look like managers or people in authority? Why or why not?Do they look like they would take their jobs seriously? Why or why not? Do they appear succ

24、essful? What gives you that impression?Interview ApparelDo you think hed be taken seriously as a job candidate? Why or why not?Interview ApparelWhat about this girl? Rule of 14You should be able to count no more than fourteen items that are visible to the eye. A coat and everything that might be see

25、n if the coat were removed are included. If you are not wearing a coat, your outfit should total less than 14 points.Example of “points”O(jiān)ne piece, one-color dress1Suit or two-piece dress1 Each additional color1Blouse1Patterned Blouse2Nylons1Patterned Nylons2Tights or Leggings2Plain Shoes1Decorative

26、Shoes2Small Purse1Large Purse2Gloves1Coat1Matching Buttons1Metallic or designer buttons2Self-fabric belt1Leather, patterned belt2Scarf1Necklace1-2Small Earrings1Large Earrings2Pin1-2Bracelet1-2Ring (1 pt for each ring)1Watch1Glasses1Briefcase1HandoutRule of 14 for AccessorizingFashion ClassicsWhat E

27、very Woman Should Own and WhyThe Trench Coat Burberry made the first ones for the military fighting in the trenches, hence the name and design details like D-rings for holding grenades. Style-setter from Katherine Hepburn to Kate Moss adapted it as the go anywhere in any weather coat.A Totebag Its t

28、he female version of the briefcase, perfect for stashing office files, gym clothes, shoes, makeup, and an evening clutch for going out after work. The Little Black Dress The wrap dress has been designer Diane von Furstenbergs signature since the 1970s, famous for its comfortable yet flattering fit.

29、It is at its most versatile in black, moving from office to an evening out with a quick change of jewelry.The Pearl Choker Instant class for any occasionwomen have been known to wear them playing tennis. Sixteen inches is the best length for most necklines, and white is the best color. The Clutch Gr

30、ab this and youre ready for the night. Big enough for the essentials, small enough to slip on a table top.The Three-Piece Suit A beautifully tailored jacket with matching skirt and well-cut pants in a neutral color will get a woman anywhere she has to go. Black, navy and grey work equally well.Black

31、 Pumps The perfect shoes anchors every look. Its perfect with jeans, suits, the little black dress, you name it. The White ShirtThe White Shirt Tucked into jeans, peaking out of a suit jacket, the white shirt goes with everything and every color, and always looks fresh. Diamond Ear Studs Whether wor

32、n with bikinis or ballgowns, the sparkle of diamonds at the ears lights up any look. They come in every size to fit everyones personal styleand budget.Overcoming the “I Dont Have Anything to Wear” SyndromeWardrobes that Work for TeachersDo you:Have “a closet full of clothes and nothing to wear”?Hate

33、 to go shopping?Love to go shopping, but still bring home items you end up not wearing?Want to update your look?Not know what your “l(fā)ook” even is?Think: I dont have time to look fabulous!Closet MakeoverBlock time over one or two weekends if possibleGet three boxes or garbage bags: Give Away, Repairs

34、, and TrashRemove everything but clothes, shoes, and accessories from your closetNext, organize clothes by color, then typeCloset Makeover - continuedOrganize shoes by color or typeAs you see items you havent worn in a year or dont like anymore, put them in one of the appropriate boxes or bagsAdd a

35、fourth box if necessary for keepsakes, but only if you just cant bear to throw certain items away.Closet Makeover - continuedInvite a friend for feedback and suggestionsStart trying on clothes and continue to sort Put outfits together and write them down in a notebookCloset Makeover - continuedAnaly

36、ze why you arent wearing certain piecesMake a list of missing pieces and accessories to buy (does this include any event-specific items?)Then vacuum and dust your newly organized closetplan to repaint or get a new light fixture if neededThe Basics of Effective ShoppingTake your list (and a friend, i

37、f you like)Wear a core item you want to build on (e.g. black pants, beige suit) so you can try on the pieces at the storeWear a top that allows jackets and cardigans to be tried on over it Wear comfortable shoes (or take others for trying on clothes) and carry a shoulder bagEffective Shopping, Conti

38、nuedBuy for fit, not the number on the tagand consider alterationsBuy colors that flatter youeither blue-based or yellow-basedBuy to emphasize what you like about your body and to camouflage what you dontBuy what you love and that makes you feel greatnot whats “just OK” or on sale.Know the stores re

39、turn policies if you should change your mind about a purchase.If you leave without buying anything, thats OK too! Dont settle for less than great.Effective Shopping, ContinuedMore on Effective ShoppingBuild on one or two core colorsBuy the best quality you can afford for key piecesconsider cost per

40、wearingDiscounters can have great deals-if you enjoy “hunting” be sure to check them frequentlyIn general, spend more on winter clothes than summerAccessories make or break the lookhave fun with them!Updating Your Look: Keeping CurrentUpdate hair and makeup on a regular basisTake advantage of the pe

41、rspective of a younger sister, daughter, or nieceUse full-length mirrors Keep what works for you, but update something each year or season to keep things freshScarf in a new color; new shape or height of shoe or heel; earrings; casual coat, sleeve or hemline length, new color of lipstick or applicationHelp! What is my “Look”?Some general catego