Perfume at interviews, yes or no?
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Perfume didn't hurt at my last job interview (for my current job.) But I don't bathe in it.0
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Thanks for all the help0
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NO, just deo.0
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No. The interviewer might not like your perfume and s/he might even be allergic to it. Your judgment might be questioned, as well as your experience in work environments and willingness to be considerate to others.
It was different years ago, but the consensus today is that even when hired, people should not be able to smell your perfume unless they're right on top of you.0 -
No. You want them to remember you, not your perfume.0
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Is this why I don't have a job? :noway:0
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Personally, if you wear any, wear very very little. You don't want to walk into a room and everyone smells you before they see you. You want to be remembered for your talents, not your smell.
Edit: Oh and watch the deodorant, some brands and smells can come off smelling like Alcohol from a distance which you REALLY do not want.0 -
No! Or at least, not much. Deodorant and a shower - yes0
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Get basic instinct.. it's by Pure Romance and it lets out your pheramones or whatever it's called. Seriously made my husband go nuts. I guess they tested it and you're more likely to get hired when you wear it and make more tips when you're a waitress... lol IDK if THATS reall...but it makes guys go nuts. It makes everyone smell different.
Mine smells like that zebra stripe gum, unless it's TOM, then it smells like pine.0 -
Wow I'm surprised at all the no responses! I would... because that's me and I can't not wear it. Perfume can be a very pleasant thing.... one squirt on your neck is all you need.0
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I wear it every day. It's very subtle. If you have a signature scent, go for it. It makes me feel like me. If not, then don't.0
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Don't do perfume.....I've been working since I was 14 and many people have allergies to it. There is also the chance that they'll think it sux....if you do wear perfume, limit yourself to one squirt on the wrists....0
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I've always worn a spritz of perfume on my wrists when I go anywhere, interviews included.
I haven't had a problem.
One spritz will go a long way and the interviewer wouldn't even be able to smell it I'm guessing.
But that is just me.
and I get hired pretty often at interviews and no one has ever mentioned my perfume - other then this one lady who I was helping get down from a shelf and she only mentioned if because she knew what I was wearing and was wearing the same thing LOL.0 -
NO! Not once you get the job either. Perfume should be only be used in moderation in a SOCIAL setting. It's not fair to those with allergies that HAVE to be around someone wearing it all day.0
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As someone who interviews people regularly... DON"T DO IT!0
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