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		Case History: Personal Power By Sherry Maysonave, author of Casual Power Small shoulder pads are important for women Long sleeves are a must to communicate maximum power Simple, expensive-looking jewelry (metal watches only) Jackets and sport coats always add distinction and power, and they must be of quality fabric and a superb fit. Black and navy are the best power neutral colors. Dark, rich shades of green, red, brown and taupe also project a sense of power. Harmonious color schemes — tone-on-tone, monochromatic dressing or coordinated separates Back to Case Study For more case studies, click here Excerpted with permission from Casual Power: How to Power Up Your Nonverbal Communication & Dress Down for Success by Sherry Maysonave. Copyright © 1999 and 2000 Sherry Maysonave Empowerment Enterprises. All Rights Reserved		Search BlueSuitMom.com Email this page to a friend    C a r e e r   C o r n e r • In a Man's World • Professional Organizations • Company Seminars • Career Archive • Small Business Advice • Online Job Search • Entrepreneur's Corner • Sign Up For Our Newsletter Ask an Expert • Image Consultant • Career Coach • Work/Life Coach • Business Coach • Work at Home • Professional Organizer • Emotional Wellness • Business Advisor    C a r e e r   P o l l What is the most important benefit your employer can offer you? Flexible work hours Extended hours/shortened work week Job sharing Telecommuting On-site daycare Take home meals On site dry cleaning View results
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