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Professionalism
- 1. Professionalism Created by Wendy Thompson, WVU Graduate Dietetic Intern
- 2. Outline of Presentation What is professionalism? How is professionalism judged? Image Demeanor and Body Language Communication Competence
- 3. What is professionalism? Webster's Dictionary defines it as, "the conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a professional person.” “Having an awareness of how your actions, body language, and words affect others perception of you.” Taking accountability for your actions The ability to communicate your knowledge Displaying a positive attitude and competence that is unaffected by discrimination, bias and politics http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/professionalism www.fs.fed.us/.../Professionalism%20in%20the%20Workplace.ppt
- 4. How do others judge your professionalism? Your image Your demeanor Your communication Your competence http://anthonyycheung.com/School/philosophy%20Saenz/PHLfinalnotes.doc/
- 5. The Importance of Your Image Remember: First impressions make lasting impressions! One’s image is made up of looks, attire, and overall presentation of one’s self. http://youremploymentsolution.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-to-work-job-fair.html
- 6. When should you be dressed professionally? Interviews Job Fairs Conferences Professional meetings Whenever you are presenting
- 9. Portraying a Professional Image for Women http://www.temple.edu/provost/careercenter/Students/InterviewingProfessionalDress.html
- 10. How to Dress - Women Wear a conservative skirted or pant suit in navy blue, dark brown, gray or black. Skirts should be at or just slightly above the knee – do not wear anything shorter! Make sure that your clothing is flattering but that it is not too tight or revealing Wear a blouse with a modest neckline that fully covers the shoulders – a long sleeve jacket is usually best. Do not wear shoes that are open toed, open healed, strappy, flashy, or that have heels higher than 2.5 inches NEVER wear dirty, torn, or offensive clothing
- 11. Hair, Nails, Make-up, Jewelry Hair may be pulled up or left down as long as it looks clean and will not be a distraction Avoid styles that may be considered to be too “trendy” and may be looked down upon by the older generation Wear make-up that is not distracting and that looks natural Do not wear flashy nail polish – have a subtle, neutral color or clear coat only Stick to no more than one pair of earrings, one ring on each hand, one necklace, professional-looking watch, and one bracelet. Avoid jewelry that is flashy or loud that could be distracting
- 12. Dress like this… not like this http://sbcareercenter.blogspot.com/2012/02/dos-and-donts-of-dressing.html
- 13. Portraying a Professional Image for Men http://sbcareercenter.blogspot.com/2012/02/dos-and-donts-of-dressing.html
- 14. How to dress – Men Wear a nice looking suit that fits well – best colors are black, dark blue, or dark gray Pants should not drag on the floor or expose the ankle Wear a long-sleeve button up shirt under the suit jacket Make sure that your shirt is fully tucked in Wear a silk tie that is tied securely Avoid flashy color or patterns Make sure all clothing is ironed and freshly pressed Wear nice black dress shoes Have them shined (no scuff markings) Wear dress socks that match your suit and shoes http://sbcareercenter.blogspot.com/2012/02/dos-and-donts-of-dressing.html
- 15. Additional tips for Men Shave and have a clean hair-cut Make sure nails are clean cut and free from any dirt Avoid wearing any phony watches or athletic looking jewelry (i.e. Livestrong wristbands) Limit jewelry to only one ring one on each hand and a professional looking watch
- 16. Casual to Professional Dress Examples for Men http://www.professionalpenwriters.com/2009/12/24/dress-job-interview/
- 17. Important Tips for Everyone Carry your resume inside a small portfolio Turn off your phone Do not chew gum Do not wear strong smelling cologne or perfume Hide any visible tattoos (they should be completely covered) Avoid facial piercings – if you have facial piercings then remove any jewelry Avoid any unnatural hair colors or off-the-wall hair cuts http://www.gogettercareers.com/employment/PortfolioInterview.aspx
- 18. Demeanor – Do’s and Don’ts Do: Have a positive attitude and SMILE – this will make you very personable Take accountability and ownership of your actions Be approachable Go the extra mile - show other’s you take your work seriously and that you want to excel Try to stay calm even in a chaotic or stressful environment Maintain focus Maintain a sense of humor when appropriate Be humble Show that you are trustworthy, dependable, and sincere Have strong ethics Be supportive of others
- 19. Demeanor – Do’s and Don’ts Don’t: Lose your temper Expose your insecurities Complain or have a negative attitude Hold a grudge Gossip Arrive late – always try to give yourself enough time to not appear rushed.
- 20. Tips for appropriate body language Do: Introduce yourself with a confident, firm handshake while standing Make eye contact Sit-up straight Lean forward slightly to show your interested and engaged Show that you are actively listening by nodding your head and making positive response gestures (do not become a bubblehead by overdoing it!) Don’t: Cross your arms – it makes your appear closed off Play with your hair, jewelry, clothing, pen/pencil, etc. Slouch or hunch your back
- 21. Remember You should ALWAYS be practicing appropriate demeanor and body language because you never know who you are going to see or meet that you may establish a professional relationship with later on down the road. http://www.emc-accounting.com/about.html
- 22. Communication Use proper language Do not use profanity or slang terms Speak using proper English Maintain an appropriate tone of voice Do not yell or shout Make sure you are speaking loud enough to be heard from a comfortable distance Avoid speaking monotonously Avoid inappropriate content Remember to make all social media site private unless they are kept professional Speak clearly Make sure you are not speaking too fast Make sure to enunciate you words so that you are easily understood Be an active listener Avoid saying “um” or “like” excessively
- 23. Competence Before an interview or meeting make sure to do your research Know information regarding: Who will be there About the company, position, etc. The topic or focus of the meeting Show that you are well prepared Bring a copy of your resume Bring new ideas Rehearse typically interview questions
- 24. Sources: http://www.surgerycenterrecruiter.com/dress-for-success/ http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/professionalism www.fs.fed.us/.../Professionalism%20in%20the%20Workplace.ppt http://anthonyycheung.com/School/philosophy%20Saenz/PHLfinalnotes.doc/ http://youremploymentsolution.blogspot.com/2010/11/how-to-work-job-fair.html http://www.tarleton.edu/careerservices/Students/dress-to-impress.html http://www.temple.edu/provost/careercenter/Students/InterviewingProfessionalD ress.html http://sbcareercenter.blogspot.com/2012/02/dos-and-donts-of-dressing.html http://www.professionalpenwriters.com/2009/12/24/dress-job-interview/ http://www.gogettercareers.com/employment/PortfolioInterview.aspx http://www.emc-accounting.com/about.html