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3. Do you sport a ponytail, moustache or beard?

Yes [] No []

4. Do you regularly wear jeans or a denim jacket?

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5. Are cowboy boots still residing in your wardrobe?

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6. Do you wear a gold necklace, bracelet or earring(s)?

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7. Have leathers made a come back in your wardrobe?

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8. Do you ignore unruly eyebrows, excessive ear hair or nose hair? Be honset!

Yes [] No []

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4. If you like company and what they stand for see if they have a mentoring program or if they do community service and ask to become a volunteer. It only takes making one good impression to land your foot in door.

5. Your job search experience will one day be an inspiration to someone or a made for television movie to someone else. Never sell yourself short and think whole experience is worthless and boring. I have not yet seen a sitcom centered on Job Search 101.

What happened to all people who interviewed me for jobs? What happens to all applications and resumes? Do they go to that great resume/application cloud in sky or are they shredded into a million tiny pieces never to be seen again. I don’t waste a lot of time thinking about it, I just know that a number of folks missed out on working with a really dynamic person and that’s a shame. There are probably others out there who fill same way. Fear not, there is a job or profession out there with your name on it. If you really can’t find a good paying job you can always go into business for yourself. Remember, someone made millions selling pet rocks.