There is no absolute definition of what constitutes a corporate uniform but the term brings forth images of formal shirts, business dresses and suits, ties and highly polished shoes.  It is concerned with looking the part and projecting the right image for an employer.

Regardless of the type of business that you run, you are likely to be able to benefit from clear branding for active promotion.  There are many ways in which this can be achieved, but a good starting point for this is with the staff that you employ in order to keep your business running smoothly.

It’s been said that job interviews are like first dates: Initial impressions count, awkwardness can occur, and outcomes are unpredictable.  Being good on paper is only one aspect of the screening process. 

A job interview is one of those occasions where first impressions really do count. Making sure that you dress to impress and project your most professional image is critical – it can have as much impact on our prospective employers as what you say in your interview.

A uniform can be a powerful weapon!
The most stylish men tend to have their own signature style by wearing the same look consistently, day after day, and oblivious to the latest trends without ever being questioned e.g. the former Apple chief Steve Jobs who always wore black turtlenecks and jeans.

Speed Up Mornings:
A capsule wardrobe can ensure plenty to wear from fewer items and speed up the morning getting ready to go to work process.

A working Business Capsule wardrobe plays a part in the way your organisation is perceived professionally. When meeting clients or exposed to the public it’s important for staff to look like someone that can be trusted, someone that’s reliable and the clients not to be distracted by some wackadoodle outfit.

Trust me, you don’t need to waste a lot of money in order to make yourself looks fashionable. You only need these 10 basic items, a mix-and-matching skills, and a big badass confidence!
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