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What (Not) to Wear to Get a Raise

A “business casual” dress code can be dicey, especially when office rules relax in the summer. And if you’re looking to land a promotion, those Friday flip-flops won’t help, says Barbara Pachter, business etiquette expert and author of Greet! Eat! Tweet! Here’s how to keep your wardrobe raise-worthy: Don’t be sporty. Avoid Capri pants (too relaxed); tank tops (too skin-baring); and be... CONTINUE READING 30

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This time of year, we need all the layering pieces we can get and cardigans are no exception. They are a key work wardrobe basic that can be worn with just about anything in your closet, and just because they are basic doesn’t mean they have to be boring! Here are some fun yet office appropriate styles that you can... CONTINUE READING 13

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Earlier this month, Shecky’s asked you to submit work style questions to Workchic.com. It’s a great opportunity to learn what you are struggling with, and we love finding the solutions to your office styling snafus. Special thanks to user Jenny-o for asking about a key fall piece. “I have knee high boots. What other ways besides skirts and tights can I wear... CONTINUE READING 27

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Ever heard this before? “Dress for the job you want.” But wait—before you get all dolled up, how about we determine what kind of dress code you're workin’ with. Most office's "what to wear" protocol can be classified as casual, business casual or professional. Your market segment, location and customers will all have a part in dictating your... CONTINUE READING 10