Julie Wakefield returned to her alma mater, Stephen F. Austin State University, on March 26-27, 2014 to participate in Nelson Rusche College of Business College to Career Day. Julie, along with other alumni of SFASU, shared her work experience and offered advice to current students as a panelist for two discussions, Acing the Interview and Personal Branding.   Read more

Julie Wakefield spoke to the students of Wylie Preparatory Academy in Wylie, Texas on March 24, 2014. Her Chapel lesson, "The Golden Rule", related the concepts of etiquette and good manners to the Scriptures.  She highlighted Philippians 2: 3-4 (putting others before yourself), John 13:34-45 (love one another), and Luke 6:31 (The Golden Rule).  Read more

Julie Wakefield was the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Young Professionals of the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, March 19, 2014. Her presentation included the importance of business etiquette in relation to attracting and retaining customers, five important business etiquette tips including tips on business entertaining, personal image, and how to build relationships, as well as an open discussion of business etiquette with the group members. Pictured below are Julie Wakefield with Nicole Haines, Chair of the NDCC Young Professionals.  Read more

Thank you to CCMC - Community Management in Plano for hosting the first part of "Outclass the Competition" series on Thursday, February 6, 2014 at their Manager's Meeting. Despite freezing weather and icy roads, the participants were fun and enthusiastic!   Read more

Julie Wakefield was the guest speaker at the Richardson Chamber of Commerce's monthly Brown Bag Lunch and Learn on November 19, 2013. Her presentation, "10 Tips to Outclass the Competition and Have Fun Doing It" included tips on listening, eye contact, host/guest etiquette,  table manners, and other fun tips which help business professionals stand out among their competition.   Read more

Once your application has been submitted, employers will review your paperwork to determine whether they want to learn more your experience and qualifications during an interview.  When you get the call for an interview, you know you have made a good impression on paper. Now it is time to impress a potential employer with your appearance, personality, and communication skills. Here are a few tips that will help you "Outclass the Competition." and land the job.  Read more