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.
Well, i wore a collared shirt with a V-neck under it to my interview and I got my job... But i'm a girl... So I'd stick with the suit.. I don't think they'd base it AT ALL on how you look in a suit..but if it will make you more confident to wear a sweater, go for it, but make sure it looks formal enough! have a pretty big job interview coming up, the kind you would normally wear a suit to, and was wondering what you people would think if instead I wore like a pretty formal sweater ensemble?