Re: Wardrobe/shoe choice for Interviews: is height an issue for women?

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>any other tall women out there have ever had this 
>experience and, if so, have you responded by going 
>with flatter shoes during for the interviewing process? 

It's been my experience that too-high heels and/or too-long nails always count against the wearer, no matter how tall she is.  It's a subtle snob thing - if she's making it deliberately harder for herself to walk and type, how hard of a worker will she be?

So when I job hunt, it's always dress flats, or -- as a last resort -- 1" heels, but I was never thinking about being taller than my interviewer.

Linnea Dodson

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