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Re: Are pantsuits OK ?
Posted by really??? on 5/07/08

    this is an interesting controversy just because we have issues where I
    work with teachers not even trying to look 1/2 way decent(i.e. khakis
    with double layer shirts and flats) I went to a meeting in a suit
    jacket and dress pants and was overdressed....so, not ever sure about
    the environment....

    however, I worked in a neighboring system and dressed professional
    everyday and the staff put out rumors about my financial status and
    accused me of being "uppity" because I dressed up everyday....I did
    not fit in because of that....questions swirled about my car and my
    house too.....sadly, a woman can't have nice things without people
    starting rumors...

    so, I think if your body parts are covered, no lingerie is showing,
    and your are trendy/professional without bordering on obscene, then
    pants or dresses are fine...

    be clean, crisp, and matching....and wear decent clean, not scuffed
    shoes too....

    On 5/07/08, To "sorry" from just me wrote:
    > I wouldn't want to interview with you and probably wouldn't want to
    > work on your staff, if you are a principal or superintendent.
    >
    > It is definitely acceptable as professional attire for women to wear
    > pants suits in today's business world. Take a look at what female
    > business executives are wearing.
    >
    > On 3/18/08, Sorry wrote:
    >> Although they are fine for the classroom, I would consider
    >> Pantsuits too casual for an interview. I like a dress with a
    >> coordinated jacket, skirt set, or suit, and with a bright color
    >> added for energy. Go with just below the knee length. I expect
    >> nylons (sorry) and non-sandals for an interview (but not for
    >> everyday).
    >>
    >> On 3/18/08, MJ wrote:
    >>> On 3/18/08, over-30 wrote:
    >>>> Not fat, but the legs are no longer model-like after kids! And
    >>>> too petite to carry off a long skirt.
    >>>>
    >>>> I would wear pantsuits, but would you consider them too
    >>>> informal for an interview?
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> Pantsuits are absolutely fine. Definitely would be viewed as
    >>> professional attire.

     
     

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