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I always had a rule of turning down interviews at a company on Fridays. For me, onsite interviews are a chance to see what the company is like ie. stiff or rela
by flurdy 7y ago
I always had a rule of turning down interviews at a company on Fridays. For me, onsite interviews are a chance to see what the company is like ie. stiff or relaxed. Dress-down/casual Friday masquerades that.
Anyway, I always practised dress-up Friday. I always wear my loudest flowery Hawaiian shirt I can find on Fridays. Every Friday.
- nostalgk 7y agoFor you, the day my Hawaiian shirt graced our workplace was the most important day of your life. For me, it was Friday. (I wear mine on Tuesdays.)
- zeveb 7y ago> Anyway, I always practised dress-up Friday. I don't mind Casual Fridays, but I wish we also had Suit Mondays (or even better, Formal Mondays with morning jackets & dinner dress). Dressing down is fun, but so is dressing up. And honestly, I don't think fashion has come up with a better look than white tie: waistcoat, bow tie, tailcoat. Flatters the figure rather more than a hoody and sneakers.
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoI'm a very tall man. Any piece of business clothing I buy ends up coming from a big or tall, costing an extra arm and a leg. I'll never be able to purchase from a thrift store, and any suit I've ever tried to buy costs enough to make my eyes water - I'll never be able to get anything from any discount rack. Formal Mondays sounds like my version of expensive hell.