In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your appearance is the first thing that the interviewer will notice about you, and they will likely form opinions about you based on the way you look and present yourself. This includes not only your dress, but the way you carry yourself as well. Dress professionally and neatly to show the employer that you are serious about the job. Men should wear pressed collared dress shirts, dress slacks, tie, and polished dress shoes. Women should wear a nice blouse, slacks or skirt and dress shoes. Your shoe choice should reflect the job that you are applying for. If you are interviewing at a high-end fashion or lingerie store, high heels would be appropriate for a woman. If you are applying to a hardware or department store, a nice pair of flats would be appropriate. Remember that the interview process is a two way street. You should be evaluating if the company is a good fit for you as well. Asking questions also shows the interviewer that you are serious about working at the company. Questions you may want to ask include: "How many hours a week am I expected to work?" "Will I be required to work nights and/or weekends?" "How are employees reviewed and evaluated?" "What would a typical day be like in this position?" Following up is the last step of the interview process. You should send a follow up letter within 24 hours. Make sure that you send the follow up letter during business hours Most interviewers prefer an email, but you can send a handwritten thank you note as well. Make sure you proofread the letter before you send it. You are being evaluated every time you communicate with the interviewer. Your letter should thank the interviewer for their time, mention something that was discussed during the interview, and reiterate why you are a good fit for the position.
Summary: Dress appropriately. Prepare questions to ask your potential employer. Follow-up after the interview.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Whether it is during a photo shoot or just getting photographed in the street, Rihanna is nearly always spotted in this position. This position is frequently used by many models and celebrities, and gives an illusion of a toned arm and well balanced body figure. lf you're posing for photos or just hanging out, aim for this position when it feels right. This will give you that awesome Rihanna swagger you're going for. You can mix it up and put your left hand on your hip for a change. Rihanna always keeps things interesting by constantly reinventing herself, much like her idol, Madonna. Never stop looking for new ways to style your hair, change up your makeup, or rock a new outfit. Just when you think you're comfortable in a certain Rihanna look, change yourself completely. Learn to be happy and comfortable with how you look, no matter which trend you're rocking. Rihanna is proud of her Bajan roots and is always talking about how much she embraces her heritage and how much she has learned from it. She also frequently travels home to Barbados and hasn't forgotten the people she left behind. Whether your roots are in Nigeria or New Jersey, make sure you're proud of where you came from and that you never feel "too good" to take a trip back home. Part of Rihanna's identity is definitely based in her roots, and you should be proud of where you came from, too. If you feel like where you came from isn't as exciting as Barbados, then you should do a bit more digging to realize that every person has an interesting background. Rihanna is the first to admit she's not perfect. She's comfortable talking about her past and how it's made her a stronger person and how she won't let other people's mistakes influence her, either. Don't think you have to be perfect if you want to emulate Rihanna. In fact, you should be proud of your imperfections and should be excited to move on from them. Don't get defensive or angry if people ask you about one of your missteps. Instead, be open to talking about it. Rihanna is charming, cute, funny, and intriguing all at the same time. If you want to have her attitude, then you have to work on keeping your cool, and if you don't like something, try to laugh it off instead of being aggressive. Always be armed with a cute, warm smile and a happy glint in your eye and don't be ashamed of where you came from or who you are. Your sweetness shouldn't feel fake or like a put-on, but completely genuine. Watch how Rihanna talks in interviews; she's classy and charming while maintaining her sense of humor all the while.
Summary: Put your right hand on your hip. Never stop mixing it up. Be proud of your heritage. Learn from your mistakes. Maintain your charm.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A letter with sloppy grammar and punctuation reflects badly on the candidate as well as on you. Depending on the type of job or course of study to which the candidate has applied, a poorly proofread letter could backfire. Your word-processing application probably has spelling and grammar checking functions, but you shouldn't rely solely on these. Print a draft of your letter and read over it carefully. Going through it backwards can help mistakes come to light that you might've missed simply reading the letter. You also can read your letter out loud. This can help you find grammatical errors, as well as awkward phrasing or sentence structures that are confusing or difficult to read. If you find yourself stumbling over something as you read aloud, consider revising it so it's easier to read. Your letter should close with a formal closing line such as "Sincerely," followed by space for your signature. You then should type your full name as you plan to sign it. You also may want to include contact information below your typed name, but this isn't necessary. After you've proofread your letter and are certain it's error-free, print a copy on your letterhead or quality paper stock. Sign your letter using blue or black ink. Make a copy of the signed letter for your own records, as well as another for the candidate's personal records. If you're writing the letter in your official capacity as a supervisor of the candidate, you may also need a copy for the business's records. Find out from the candidate how the letter is supposed to be sent to the recipient, and follow those instructions. If you're sending the letter using email, you may want to send an additional paper copy through the mail as well. Particularly if you're writing an academic reference letter, or a reference letter for a professional license, there may be additional requirements for the submission of the letter. In some cases you can simply give the letter to the candidate and they will pass it on to the recipient, but in others you must send it directly to the recipient and it cannot pass through the candidate's hands. Regardless, it typically looks better if you send your letter to the recipient directly, rather than through the candidate. This way the recipient knows the candidate has not altered the contents of the letter. Pay attention to the due date. You don't want your letter to arrive late or be disqualified. This could reflect badly on the candidate or cause them not to get the position for which they've applied.
Summary:
Proofread your letter carefully. Sign your letter. Submit your letter.