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It’s a proven fact that an attractive appearance is a big factor in determining our friendships, our love life, and even our work. When someone is considering hiring you as a chauffeur, it is part of your job to present yourself as a professional. It is usually unacceptable for a chauffeur to work in jeans and a tee shirt, and it’s important to remember that when you meet with a prospective client for the first time, you should not dress differently than you would any other day at work. A suit is usually a must, although this varies with different companies. Some companies have a required uniform that may include a suit, tie, and even gloves. Other companies allow the client to request specific attire for their chauffeur. Depending on the event, whether you are driving your passengers to dinner or to a wedding, your dress may vary with different jobs. The interior of your vehicle, if it belongs to you or your company, should appear good as new. If you are driving your client’s car, cleaning and maintenance may be part of your job, so you should have a good working knowledge of this basic upkeep. You should consider the condition of your car as part of your personal appearance, and take pride in it. If you are driving your client’s car, be sure to check with your client on any personal preferences they have before you do anything to their vehicle.

Keep in mind that your client’s schedule should be your main concern; your job is to ensure your client gets to their destination on time. Punctuality is everything, so I can almost guarantee that if you show up late to a first meeting with a prospective client, you will not be hired. People will make predictions on how you will perform as a chauffeur based on that first impression, so take advantage of the situation.

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Reviewed by BigJon, 2007-12-26

Proper dress is very important, not only for the Chauffeur, but for the vehicle as well. The first thing the prospective client sees, depending on the pick up schedule, is either the car or the chauffeur. There are times when the client will be waiting for the car outside. It has been my experience in this instance, that the client will look at the overall appearance of the car, then his eyes will go straight to the wheels! Clean them up! Nice and shiney!, condition them! The chauffeur with a neat appearance has a better chance of being requested for services than one slovenly attired. Keep it simple, not flashy, tone it down, black suit, white starched shirt, black tie, or maybe a slight bit of color, (red, blue, or silver).

I hate those little chauffeur caps, I prefer a nice Homburg, and that is the preferred head wear for my company, and chauffeurs. You would be surprised how many people, and prospective clients stop you to tell you how well dressed you are!

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