Place a little oil in a large skillet and brown the roast over medium high heat on all sides. Transfer the roast to a large slow cooker, add plenty of salt and pepper, then pour 1/2 cup red wine mixed with 2 teaspoons granular beef bouillon over the roast. Cover the pot, turn it to low, and cook for six to eight hours.
Blue is one of the best colors to wear on a job interview because is exudes trust and confidence. Lisa Johnson Mandell at AOL Jobs writes: Studies show that navy blue is the best color for a suit to wear to a job interview, because it inspires confidence. You are more likely to get the job when you wear navy blue to an interview than any other color.. AP.
(In case you were wondering, for an interviewer, the way a job candidate smells should NOT be the one thing you remember about that person.). But not a lot of links tell you how you should dress for a job interview, if you want to leave a very specific, personal impression.In fact, the general consensus about job search wardrobe seems to be that a candidate should do his or her best to blend in with the other candidates as much as possible.tem #1 â The Conversation Piece. Every job interview outfit should have one single point of interest, a little personal bit of âflair,â if you will. This can be anything from an antique brooch or a lovely silk scarf, to a collectorâs watch or tie pin.