
|Articles|November 26, 2013
- Pharmacy Careers Fall 2013 0
Dress for Success
Guidelines for dressing appropriately for a pharmacy interview.
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How to Make a Good Impression on Interview Day
Pharmacists may spend much of their professional lives in white coats, but job seekers need to wear formal clothes to impress potential employers.
On interview day, you want to look professional and polished.
Your appearance should help to establish a good first impression and should not take away from your performance in the interview.
Here are some guidelines for dressing appropriately for a pharmacy interview.
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