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Personally, I'm going to hire the guy who took the extra effort to dress up. And as I said above, my instinct would be to hire the guy who doesn't look like he
by orangecat 15y ago
Personally, I'm going to hire the guy who took the extra effort to dress up.
And as I said above, my instinct would be to hire the guy who doesn't look like he's overcompensating. But I recognize that such a superficial judgment either way is a foolish bias.
- slantyyz 15y agoDressing up is overcompensating? Wow. I don't consider it superficial. Someone who takes the effort to spend a few extra minutes iron an outfit and make himself (or herself) look a little more professional might actually be the type to do the same with his/her work output too.