It's circular to call that considerate. You're saying it's useful because people care, I'm saying people care about something useless. You can apply the same l

It's circular to call that considerate. You're saying it's useful because people care, I'm saying people care about something useless. You can apply the same logic to an obese person as chronically under-dressed/fashion-averse one: They ought to be considerate enough to show their attention to detail through managing their health better and careful calorie intake. I stand by my point that it's a shortcoming of our culture that we give those signals (i.e. "t-shirts aren't very professional!") any weight at all. I won't claim an inverse trend but I've worked with enough relatively-useless and very well dressed people that it's basically noise.