by Jon Michail | Jan 20, 2024 | Appearance, Australia, Australian, Business, Career, Career Branding, Career Building, Career Coaching, Corporate Image, Employer Branding, Entrepreneurship, Executive Coaching, Image Consulting, Personal Brand, Personal Brand Leadership, Personal Branding, Personal Dress, Success
By Elicia Murray | Australian Women’s Weekly | 12 February 2014 Is there any truth to the old adage that you should dress for the job you want, not the job you have? We dusted off our sharpest suit and consulted the experts. Here’s what they had to... by Jon Michail | Jan 19, 2024 | Australia, Australian, Leadership, Personal Brand, Personal Brand Leadership, Personal Branding, Personal Dress, Political Branding, Political Image, Politicians, Politics, Power, Power and Influence
By Sarah Kimmorley | 16 April 2015 | Business Insider Australia Malcolm Turnbull has made the front cover of GQ magazine – a trendy men’s lifestyle publication which offers designer menswear and grooming tips, as well as other article on culture, art and design.... by Jon Michail | May 26, 2016 | Appearance, Career, Career Building, Corporate Branding, Dress Code, Dress to Impress, Personal Brand, Personal Brand Leadership, Personal Brand Management, Personal Branding, Personal Dress, Success
IGI In The News Melissa Singer | News Corp No thongs. No gym gear. No harem pants. Suits compulsory from Monday to Thursday, ties mandatory for client meetings. And no “clothes traditional to a particular sex and/or gender identity”. If this last part... by Jon Michail | Jun 4, 2014 | Appearance, Australian, Dress Code, Dress to Impress, Personal Brand, Personal Brand Leadership, Personal Branding, Personal Dress, Public Servants
Noel Towell | The Age | 5 May 2014 Public servants at the Taxation Office have been told they are dressing too sexily for their jobs. Bosses at Taxation have cracked down on the “revealing” or “immodest” outfits some of their officials were... by Jon Michail | Jan 21, 2014 | Business, Business Branding, Business Coaching, Corporate Branding, Corporate Image, Corporate Values, Dress Code, Dress to Impress, Personal Brand, Personal Branding, Personal Dress
Is there anyone in Australia who hasn’t been required to wear a uniform at one time or another? Most of us have not-so-fond memories of school uniforms that were itchy, synthetic, shapeless, expensive, seemingly designed by an alien and all-round hideous. Here at...