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I read it as a suggestion in the middle: you don't have to dress over, but you shouldn't dress "under". Some people will benefit from rising to the middle. Th
by jasonv 6y ago
I read it as a suggestion in the middle: you don't have to dress over, but you shouldn't dress "under".
Some people will benefit from rising to the middle.
That said, one of the most influential people I know at a FAANG dresses like a mechanic. But he already has the juice.
- noirbot 6y agoI think that's somewhat what I mean. It's less about having any particular style as much as having A style. I know plenty of folks whose style is "weird" or punk or overly-formal or other looks that aren't normal "business attire" and do fine for themselves, but if you're just wearing whatever you grab out of the closet that's worn and ill-fitting, it's not doing you any favors.