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2011 DallasHR Workforce Readiness Committee

2011 DallasHR Workforce Readiness Committee. Professional Presence. 2011 DallasHR Workforce Readiness Committee. 1. P. ROFESSIONAL. P. RESENCE. Raise Your Level of Awareness. 15% Technical Skills. 85% People Skills. Communication. First Impressions. JUDGEMENTS PEOPLE MAKE.

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2011 DallasHR Workforce Readiness Committee

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  1. 2011 DallasHR Workforce Readiness Committee Professional Presence 2011 DallasHR Workforce Readiness Committee 1

  2. P ROFESSIONAL P RESENCE

  3. Raise Your Level of Awareness 15% Technical Skills 85% People Skills Communication

  4. First Impressions JUDGEMENTS PEOPLE MAKE • How much education you’ve had • How much you can be trusted • How dependable and accountable you are • How intelligent you are • What your work ethic is • Your personality style and how agreeable you are • How much money you make • How confident you are

  5. Components of Communication 7% Words 38% Tone of Voice 55% Appearance and Body Movement

  6. IdentifyYour Image I M A G E

  7. I Manage Your Wardrobe M A G E

  8. Ingredients of Investment Dressing • Classic Style • Good Quality • Comfortable Fit • Year-Round Fabric

  9. I M Accessorize A G E

  10. I M A Groom For Success G E

  11. Hands Keep It Simple

  12. Bad Hair Day

  13. Subtle Changes – Hair / Makeup

  14. Heels

  15. Hems How long should my pants be? • Long enough to cause slight break over instep of shoe • Too much break – sloppy • 1 5/8" – 1 3/4" cuff in nearly all cases

  16. I M A G Expected & Respected E

  17. THE L.B.D. Business Evening

  18. Matched Belt and Shoes

  19. Tailoring for Men Nape of the neck should fit smoothly

  20. Never Appropriate at Work • Sleeveless shirts • Jogging suits • Shorts • T-shirts/sweatshirts with logos/slogans • Spandex or leggings • Tennis shoes • Hiking boots

  21. Personal Space

  22. Elevator Speech Rules • One or two sentences long • Easily understood by a 12-year old • Able to be recited by memory • Make it compelling • Don’t use acronyms • Leave person curious to know more • Don’t WAM

  23. Late to the Appointment

  24. Handshake

  25. Eye Contact

  26. We project our personalities over the phone through the use of our voices. A good phone voice image is an asset.

  27. Facial Expressions What’s the Message? Uptight / Unapproachable

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