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Intimidating a potential hiring manager right up front isn't usually a great play.

• grues-dinner 2y ago
  With reference to the GP about awkward people, if an adult hiring manager is intimidated by an professional applicant wearing a suit to an interview in good faith (after all, it's widely seen as mark of taking the interview seriously), I think it is perhaps not the applicant who need to learn the social skills. If an interviewer can't tell the difference between a flex and show of good intent, they probably should go back to jobs where they don't need to make judgements of character.
  • throwanem 2y ago
    Oh, I agree unreservedly. But if I still need to decide how to dress for the interview...