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Since this really comes down to a question of "who are we appealing to?", I'll throw my two cents in. I like that picture. I'm glad for once, that someone in t
by true_religion 11y ago
Since this really comes down to a question of "who are we appealing to?", I'll throw my two cents in.
I like that picture. I'm glad for once, that someone in the tech sector is wearing a suit. I don't view suits as a reflection of personal quality, but I do like them as a fashion statement.
To be honest, I've never really understood the US motif where wearing a tie and/or suit is equivalent to being dressed up or out of touch with the common man.
School children here (and also in the UK), wear ties and blazers so wearing a tie doesn't feel 'corporate' or stuffy at all to me.
- sebastic 11y agoLots of figureheads in tech wear suits in marketing materials. Even still, my criticism isn't specifically or especially the suit. That's just a superficial component of the deeper flaw. It's just looks like it's trying too hard, doesn't look natural, feels cringy. I mean, who sits on a bench in a suit by themselves looking ambiguously into the distance while clasping their hands together? It's weird.