6ft tall woman- what shoes for interview?

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Nancy L in Norfolk, Virginia 4 months ago	I hate wearing flats because I want to look more professional...but I hate standing a whole 6--8 inches taller than some men at interviews...am I intimidating? What kind of shoes should a tall woman wear to an interview? - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
TryingHardToFindWork in Arlington, Virginia 4 months ago	Nancy L in Norfolk, Virginia said: I hate wearing flats because I want to look more professional...but I hate standing a whole 6--8 inches taller than some men at interviews...am I intimidating? What kind of shoes should a tall woman wear to an interview? If you don't like wearing flats, wear heels. But if you feel uncomfortable about standing taller than people, why don't you wear a low heel (an inch or so)? - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
Bluetea in Texas 4 months ago	Nancy L in Norfolk, Virginia said: I hate wearing flats because I want to look more professional...but I hate standing a whole 6--8 inches taller than some men at interviews...am I intimidating? What kind of shoes should a tall woman wear to an interview? Flats and bring a pair of 6" stilettos. Er, for the hiring manager. Ha! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Carol_Ann in Texas 4 months ago	I'm tall as well, and for a job interview I would go with nothing over a one inch heel. After you're hired, you can break out whatever shoes you want to wear! - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse
my advice in Aurora, Illinois 3 months ago	wear a shoe with a kitten heel (1 inch or less heel) kind of like this: bit.ly/yDY1iV Nine West has a good selection of low-heeled shoes at an affordable price. I would also check out Nordstrom rack's clearance section - Was this comment helpful? Yes (1) / No Reply - Report abuse

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