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Business Attire

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professional positive imageThere's confusion in your organization regarding appropriate business, and or appropriate business casual attire. Appropriate work attire is a growing concern as the popularity of "dressing down" has increased. Confusion will arise unless guidelines are established as to what is, and what is not acceptable in a particular work environment. Employees should not be held accountable for their choices if expectations aren't clear. There are three levels of business casual attire; levels are based upon role and responsibility. Business Casual and "Your Image . . . On Trial" are visually oriented courses that speak to appropriate, professional attire. (Customized dress code policies can be written and presented during training.)

Facilitator TipTip: A conservative approach to casual dressing leaves less room for mistakes.



Personal Development Seminars

Image: Business Casual
Clarify Business Casual Attire

facilitate business attireCasual dress is no longer a trend; it is the mode of dress for many professional environments. An employee's personal choice of attire reflects the overall image of the organization. This workshop clarifies the levels of business casual attire that reflect various levels of responsibility. Parameters for appropriate business casual are defined; what is and what is not acceptable based on organizational dress codes is clarified. Participants leave this session with the confidence to either build an effective business casual wardrobe or to make a successful transition to a dress-down policy.

Note: Business casual dress codes can be written (customized) for your organization.


Professional Development Seminars

Your Image--On Trial (YIOT)
Professional Image Development

thumbs up Projecting a positive, professional image imparts a commanding, competitive edge. This is particularly true when organizations are under public scrutiny. Unfortunately, image is an area that is often overlooked or taken for granted. In this course, an inventory is taken to disclose one's image and can include (upon request) a 360-degree feedback assessment. This seminar takes a serious look at projecting images of choice with a focus on personal presentation.

What to Expect: Emphasis is placed on various components of nonverbal and verbal communication. Nonverbal communication covers visual presentation such as wardrobe, presence, and behavior. Verbal communication includes work on voice and vocal credibility.
Specific areas that can be incorporated into the training are:

  1. Appropriate Business Casual Attire;
  2. Flattering Various Body Types;
  3. Corporate Business Attire; and,
  4. Business Etiquette.

Note: (Dining skills are a part of etiquette training). A full day is recommended for this workshop; videotaping is an option.

     
 
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