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Looking like a contestant for America's next top model is not really going to get a girl far in her career, though... Both men and women should care, in detail
by hessenwolf 15y ago
Looking like a contestant for America's next top model is not really going to get a girl far in her career, though...
Both men and women should care, in detail, about their aesthetics when at work. They should be healthy and fit, and, unless they are very sure they have the fashion sense to get away with interesting clothes, be conservatively and neatly dressed. Anything less smacks of imcompetence, poor organisation skills, lack of respect for others (who do have to suffer looking at you), and laziness.
- Tichy 15y agoUnless she wants to have a career as a top model. Then looking like a top model could help a lot.
- ajuc 15y ago"lack of respect for others (who do have to suffer looking at you)" If I suffer when I speak with people that don't agree with my beliefs - is it good enough reason for them to convert to my beliefs? How is it different than requiring people to respect you esthetical sense by complying with it?
- hessenwolf 15y agoPoor health, poor posture, ill-fitting, ragged clothes, poor hygiene... this is what I mean. If you carefully design your aesthetic, even if it does not fit with my personal style preferences, then that will be fine. Just show that you thought about it ;)
- whatusername 15y agohttp://blog.penelopetrunk.com/2008/04/08/plastic-surgery-is-the-next-must-have-career-tool-maybe/ http://blog.penelopetrunk.com/2008/04/08/plastic-surgery-is-... I'll just leave that there. (Not saying I agree with it completely -- but she partly has a point)
- spindritf 15y agoLooking like a contestant for America's next top model will get her farther than not looking like a contestant on America's next top model -- physical attractiveness positively correlated with earnings. But I think we're talking more about attitude and mindset than actual looks.