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Old 07-17-2008, 01:57 PM
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Always a skirt/jacket or dress/jacket. Pantyhose. No open-toed shoes. I want to look capable and professional to the last detail.

I work in a casual industry -- nonprofit social service agency -- but save that for after I've secured the job.
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Always a skirt/jacket or dress/jacket. Pantyhose. No open-toed shoes. I want to look capable and professional to the last detail.

I work in a casual industry -- nonprofit social service agency -- but save that for after I've secured the job.
I like to wear open toed "highheels" with my mechanics uniform
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