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Originally Posted by SilentKnight
A lot of people these days simply don't know how to dress well. Or they're too lazy or careless to bother.
I've seen people wear jeans to a funeral and ratty t-shirts and sandals to job interviews.
They say clothes don't make the person - but I tend to think clothes are usually a reflection of that person. I'd hire a well-dressed person before giving consideration to someone who couldn't be bothered to at least make a modicum effort to look presentable.
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and you are exactly the type of person I would never work for, one that judged my work ability by the way I looked.
I have blue hair, 3/4 inch holes in my ears, ratty jeans and always t-shirts.
the jeans I am wearing right now cost me $115, my t-shirt was $45, the plugs for my ears were $80, my hair i did myself, my shoes cost $145
what makes me different in my work ability because I chose to spend my money on clothes that fit MY style, instead of a button down and slacks?
clothes are a reflection of a person, i will agree with that...most of my clothes are fun, outgoing and spark conversation...but i guess button down long sleeve dress shirts that all look the same and are BORING are what makes a person a better worker, huh?