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I never thought about what i wore to interviews till a coworker who was a decade younger than me who was a part of my interview at the company said she voted no
by werber 6y ago
I never thought about what i wore to interviews till a coworker who was a decade younger than me who was a part of my interview at the company said she voted no on hiring me because of my “douchebag” interview outfit. For reference my fashion sense is almost too fat for j crew.
- bradlys 6y ago> For reference my fashion sense is almost too fat for j crew. I don't get this reference. Can you explain it or show an example? There was a time where a popped collar was a sign that you were a problematic person. Probably still is in a certain context. I think people are going to do some pattern matching with your clothing and people they've met/seen in the past. It's just a bit of human nature. Maybe everyone should dress like Mr. Rogers or something.
- werber 6y agohttps://www.pinterest.com/pin/352266002103008546/ https://www.pinterest.com/pin/352266002103008546/ And I mostly shop at j crew factory and tend to go for floral prints. But, it’s crazy to me that this stuff matters, even though it clearly does
- gowld 6y agoIs this co-worker a good person in general or was that just one case of their noxious personality? Did she proudly admit her terrible judgement to her peers in hiring review and meeting, or confide in your later that she tried to sabotage you? Did she still interview?