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There are some occupations where that is not an option.
by JshWright 11y ago
There are some occupations where that is not an option.
- roywiggins 11y agoAnd some configurations of facial hair which make it unwise. If you're blessed with a rich and flowing beard, rock on. But if your natural state is a scraggly, uneven mess, just shaving it off regularly is by far the easiest option.
- balls187 11y agoCertainly. And to each his own for facial hair preference. I was simply pointing out the ultimate in laziness is to not shave at all.
- tluyben2 11y agoLike? Honest question. I have not shaved for many years and I am not planning to nor have I worn a suit since the 90s yet my clients are banks and big brands where the conference rooms are full with clean shaven suit wearing people. In the 80s I was told by my parents you cannot do business without shaving and suits as it was not allowed (one of the bigger IT consulting companies had a strict dresscode which forbade beards); now the people I deal with say they are allowed to do whatever but they do not out of fear to stand out and find me kind of brave (I am not: I hate wearing suits and I find shaving annoying).