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2. Dressing for Success Making the Right Impression First Impression
Who Are You???
Making the Right Impression
First Impression
No Impression/Non-Descript
Lasting Impression     
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3. Dressing for Success What Makes Impressions??? Physical Appearance
Tall
Short
Teeth
Hair
Personality
Funny
Angry
Shy
“Your” Look
Style
Fashion
What you wear
What will they remember about me???
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4. Look like a Champion! NBA Player Dress Code
                
1. General Policy: Business Casual
Players are required to wear Business Casual attire whenever they are engaged in team or league business.
"Business Casual" attire means
A long or short-sleeved dress shirt (collared or turtleneck), and/or a sweater.
Dress slacks, khaki pants, or dress jeans.
Appropriate shoes and socks, including dress shoes, dress boots, or other presentable shoes, but not including sneakers, sandals, flip-flops, or work boots.
2. Exceptions to Business Casual
There are the following exceptions to the general policy of Business Casual attire:
Players In Attendance At Games But Not In Uniform Players who are in attendance at games but not in uniform are required to wear the following additional items when seated on the bench or in the stands during the game:
Sport Coat
Dress shoes or boots, and socks
b. Players Leaving the Arena
Players leaving the arena may wear either Business Casual attire or neat warm-up suits issued by their teams.
c. Special Events or Appearances
Teams can make exceptions to the Business Casual policy for special events or player appearances where other attire is appropriate -- e.g., participation in a basketball clinic.
3. Excluded Items
The following is a list of items that players are not allowed to wear at any time while on team or league business:
Sleeveless shirts
Shorts
T-shirts, jerseys, or sports apparel (unless appropriate for the event (e.g., a basketball clinic), team-identified, and approved by the team)
Headgear of any kind while a player is sitting on the bench or in the stands at a game, during media interviews, or during a team or league event or appearance (unless appropriate for the event or appearance, team-identified, and approved by the team)
Chains, pendants, or medallions worn over the player's clothes
Sunglasses while indoors
Headphones (other than on the team bus or plane, or in the team locker room)
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5. Dressing for Success Categories of Dress??? Formal Business
Match the number with the category picture
Formal
Business
Business Casual
Casual
Sports
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6. Dressing for Success Do You look Successful???3 1 2 6 4 5
Do You Lead or Follow???
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7. Open Discussion:
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8. This board should be removed before presenting!!!
This page is a guide for Facilitators ONLY
This board should be removed before presenting!!!
Note number corresponds to each slide:
Who Are You? Are you Successful??? Do you “LOOK” Successful?
Discuss and describe the different types of “Impressions”
What impressions can you make on others?
What do people think If they never get to talk to “You”?
What do people think about “YOU”
Before you open your mouth
Before they know you
** You may NOT be able to change your height - It’s tough to change your personality - BUT you CAN change how you present Yourself (Look)!
As you mature and find success, you may realize there are dress codes and expectations
Even the NBA has a Dress Code! They want their athletes to LOOK Successful
Review the NBA dress code highlights
Dress for Success does not mean you have to wear a suit at all times
There are categories of dress
Match the category of dress with the pictures to the right – (More Student Participation)
Do You look Successful?
Notice celebrities and students (just like you)
They all look successful
Their attire is appropriate and … NOTICE…. No “Sagging”!
They are ALL Leaders…. Do “YOU” Lead with Your “Look/Attire” or Do You Follow Others? BE A LEADER!!!
M. Eaton - Dress for Sucsess - 3/12/2014