Female Job Interview Questions

>>17905905
>Does "professional haircut" mean a hair cut by a professional, or does it mean hair that is cut and styled in a professionally acceptable manner?
Nigga, are you retarded?

Also if pic related is similar to your hairstyle, you should be fine.

Having it pulled back into a tail or bun is for the removal of attention. Long hair is normally an attractive trait to guys and the reason they want you to look professional is because the attention is supposed to be given to the event, not you. This is why men have the standard, "jacket, white shirt, tie, black pants and shoes" and the standard look because it's supposed to show respect for where you are.

>>17905915
Well, I don't think so because I genuinely was not sure of the answer to this. (When they say "professionally manicured fingernails," that means you went to a salon).

I am looking right now at the family portrait from Christmas and yes, my hairstyle looks exactly like that when I style it myself.

>>17905919
Thanks for this. Yes, I have read this.
The point is not to seduce them with your looks.

The hiring manager and my immediate superior are both females who I consider attractive in their mid-40s. In this case, would it be appropriate to just wear my hair in the style that looks best (for me, I think that would be hair down).

>>17905924
It's not just seduce, it's distracting. Even if the guy is in full businesses mode, it's natural for eyes to catch on what they find attractive. Simple things like that can throw an entire line of conversation off and it's easier to just do without. That's why no cleavage, extra make up, tight pants, colored hair, etc is all looked down upon. No offense to girls but for almost off of history, women were pretty much seen and not heard, so there's no need to try for extra attention in a public realm. It's kind of all -for- you.

>>17905983
I see.
I will practice with my hair in a ponytail. It is not a style I feel comfortable with and I feel like it might even throw me off in the interview because I will have anxiety about it, but with practice maybe I can get there.

I think I have everything else covered. It has been really hard to find business jackets because I have a big bust but I don't want to look tacky so I am buying sizes way up from what I would normally wear in a shirt just to make sure that there isn't that cleavage stretch that makes me look like I am literally popping out of my shirt.