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Dec 21, 2015 17:24
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get a job and a haircut
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we've got hair all over our face // and we're praying at steve job's grave // millenial *you only live twice hook*
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Dec 21, 2015 17:46
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What kind of person doesn't wear a suit/equivalent to an interview?  Excluding fast food or warehouses or the kind of places with pinball machines in the lobby I guess? Strategic Tea fucked around with this message at 17:53 on Dec 21, 2015 |
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Dec 21, 2015 17:50
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Strategic Tea posted:What kind of person doesn't wear a suit/equivalent to an interview? And they wonder why they have a hard time finding work when that is considered appropriate. Act like you want the job.
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Dec 21, 2015 17:53
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Strategic Tea posted:What kind of person doesn't wear a suit/equivalent to an interview? YOLO
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Dec 21, 2015 17:54
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Accretionist posted:edit: ^^^ OnShift did nothing wrong. The other part of this is that if she was being interview as a UI developer she might have to, you know, interact with the client. If OnShift is doing management software for Old Folks homes that is a lot stuffy old people she would have to be meeting with where dressing professionally is even more important.
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Dec 21, 2015 17:55
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BexGu posted:The other part of this is that if she was being interview as a UI developer she might have to, you know, interact with the client. If OnShift is doing management software for Old Folks homes that is a lot stuffy old people she would have to be meeting with where dressing professionally is even more important. Hey buddy, she is brilliant and gonna change the world. Clients can go gently caress themselves if they want to pass on the opportunity to work with her, for totally superficial reasons like her appearance.
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BexGu posted:The other part of this is that if she was being interview as a UI developer she might have to, you know, interact with the client. If OnShift is doing management software for Old Folks homes that is a lot stuffy old people she would have to be meeting with where dressing professionally is even more important. She's dressed to run the coat room at a nightclub. Even engineers shave and put on a collared shirt for interviews.
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Dec 21, 2015 17:59
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Pandemonium posted:What the hell. That's the North Quad at Oberlin. Looks like, poo poo I forget the name of the dorm, Noah, maybe? God drat the current batch of Obies suck!
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Dec 21, 2015 18:32
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No. 6 posted:Sorry but interview girl is fine. When you grow up and get into a real company outside of the industry of burgers and fries, you will see. whatever "real" company you work for is poo poo and i would dress nicer than that for a burger and fries interview because im not 15 and i know the importance of first impressions
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Dec 21, 2015 18:49
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She's dressed okay as far as I can tell. Neutral clothing, no weird accessories. She wouldn't have gotten poo poo about her clothes here..
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Dec 21, 2015 18:57
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well kids there are like, different sorts of workplaces ya know Some of them would be appropriate to wear a suit for, others actually wouldn't. For example I once applied to a production studio and literally no one in that entire building wore anything fancier than a designer tshirt. Something neat but not overly dressed up was the best fit for that place I've also worked at more corporate places where pretty much everyone is in at least a dress shirt
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Dec 21, 2015 19:03
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Can we all agree that if the adjective "skater" is the best descriptor for your clothes, you're under-dressed?
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Dec 21, 2015 19:29
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Zzulu posted:well kids there are like, different sorts of workplaces ya know Yeah guess which one the company that does scheduling for old folks homes is. jneer posted:Can we all agree that if the adjective "skater" is the best descriptor for your clothes, you're under-dressed?
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Dec 21, 2015 19:45
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Zzulu posted:well kids there are like, different sorts of workplaces ya know
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notZaar posted:Nobody is going to mind that you overdress for an interview but underdressing can hurt your chances. I'm not sure coming into an interview in full top hat, tails and a cane will work.
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Dec 21, 2015 19:50
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Stinky_Pete posted:Yeah guess which one the company that does scheduling for old folks homes is. And remember, the company is not in California, where most of those pictures are from, but Ohio. In California, no one wears suits unless they're doing it ironically, going to court (rarely even then unless they're a lawyer)/funeral/wedding, or going to an interview. That is not the norm for the nation.
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Listen Only "Rich as gently caress" people are allowed to underdress in professional settings Even Steve Jobs wore suits and poo poo before he made his billions If you NEED this job and have to go through an interview, you're a loving plebe and you have to play by the rules, and the rules do not include you dressing like a hot topic bargain hunter
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Zzulu posted:well kids there are like, different sorts of workplaces ya know again, interview clothing says "this is how much of a poo poo i give" not "this is what i plan to wear every day i work here" i really don't think you can overdress for an interview, even for the most free spirit casual workplace, because all it does is indicate how seriously you are taking the interview, it really shouldn't "express" anything about you, that's what your personality is for i really can't imagine anyone not hiring you because you dressed too professionally for an interview jneer posted:Can we all agree that if the adjective "skater" is the best descriptor for your clothes, you're under-dressed? it's just a style of skirt
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notZaar posted:Nobody is going to mind that you overdress for an interview but underdressing can hurt your chances. maybe a checkered hat and cape, and a pipe + magnifying glass. makes you look like you know what you are doing. chicks dig that. (and please cover your knees, when you walk around interview places)
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waitwhatno posted:maybe a checkered hat and cape, and a pipe + magnifying glass. makes you look like you know what you are doing. chicks dig that. (and please cover your knees, when you walk around interview places) That's how I got my job as Detective.
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Dec 21, 2015 20:05
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Dress for interviews in a way that is appropriate for the company, going to an interview for a corporation that does support for old people means you need to dress conservatively and professional. FFS it is a corporation, they aren't testing your fashion choice, it's to see if you can present yourself in a way that wouldn't embarrass the company in front of everyone else.
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Dec 21, 2015 20:20
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VendaGoat posted:I'm not sure coming into an interview in full top hat, tails and a cane will work.  
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Dec 21, 2015 20:25
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Also the last thing a Corp wants in employees is "People who are going to change the world" who seriously believe it Just do your job bitch If anything she confirmed the interviewer was right
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Dec 21, 2015 20:26
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 he wore that ridiculous thing for him. 
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These kinds of work places all depend on the company. I remember all of those stories about 90s DotCom start-ups before the bubble and how people with a ton of money and little business experience would turn their work place into "fun zones" and blow way too much money on all this bullshit and go belly-up a year later or dissolve entirely. I think there was a story about John Romero doing dumb poo poo like that and obviously going bankrupt. Obviously the image is just a bunch of people playing vidya in a cleared out office room, but obnoxious millenial start-ups blowing money on arcade game machine and foosball rooms and hammocks are no different than their predecessors. Anyway, except for a few of these places (like Instagram), I feel like a lot of these online "hip idea" companies have their flash in the pan (if they make it far) and then close up when people shift to something else. It would take a category 5 hurricane to get that brick of hair to slightly move. I think putting so much product into the hair has to accelerate or cause balding of some sort.
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Dec 21, 2015 20:29
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Haier posted:It would take a category 5 hurricane to get that brick of hair to slightly move. I think putting so much product into the hair has to accelerate or cause balding of some sort. 99% chance its just pomade and his hair isn't hard at all
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Dec 21, 2015 20:40
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The thing that I hate most about his hair is that it's straight-up shaved from a clear line on the sides. It looks like he has mange.
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mr. mephistopheles posted:99% chance its just pomade and his hair isn't hard at all This is not the look of a Dapper Dan man. Clearly he uses FOP.
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Stinky_Pete posted:The thing that I hate most about his hair is that it's straight-up shaved from a clear line on the sides. It looks like he has mange. I just now noticed he has a suit jacket and tie on. The rest was so distracting I never noticed before.
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Dec 21, 2015 21:21
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JB50 posted:I just now noticed he has a suit jacket and tie on. The rest was so distracting I never noticed before. It's the usual attire for those interested in bare knuckle fist o cuffs.
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Dec 21, 2015 21:35
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ghlbtsk posted:This is not the look of a Dapper Dan man.
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VendaGoat posted:I'm not sure coming into an interview in full top hat, tails and a cane will work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXn6sM4uX7c
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millennial.avi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mS-F4k4TnY
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Haier posted:These kinds of work places all depend on the company. I remember all of those stories about 90s DotCom start-ups before the bubble and how people with a ton of money and little business experience would turn their work place into "fun zones" and blow way too much money on all this bullshit and go belly-up a year later or dissolve entirely. I think there was a story about John Romero doing dumb poo poo like that and obviously going bankrupt. Obviously the image is just a bunch of people playing vidya in a cleared out office room, but obnoxious millenial start-ups blowing money on arcade game machine and foosball rooms and hammocks are no different than their predecessors. Isn't there a part of it that's like trying to incorporate the japanese salaryman mindset? Someone explained it in the yospos tech bubble thread, how google was studying the salaryman culture in order to get workers to sacrifice for the company. It's something like the company wants you to internalize your role as an employee and make it part of your identity, so they have all this goofy poo poo there because they want you to 'work' there for 15 hours a day, and voluntarily on weekends, for no extra pay. And these dumb millenials eat it up. As opposed to older generations, for whom the 5 o'clock whistle means they can go back to their actual lives. It's part of the reason there's an age bias in the tech industry.
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red19fire posted:Isn't there a part of it that's like trying to incorporate the japanese salaryman mindset? Someone explained it in the yospos tech bubble thread, how google was studying the salaryman culture in order to get workers to sacrifice for the company. It's something like the company wants you to internalize your role as an employee and make it part of your identity, so they have all this goofy poo poo there because they want you to 'work' there for 15 hours a day, and voluntarily on weekends, for no extra pay. And these dumb millenials eat it up. I don't think that will work easily in a western culture and without a guarantee of lifetime employment. But as labor will get increasingly devalued, who knows? E: as far as dumb millennials eating it up, you might have a point. Their lives have been so structured even "play" got penciled in. It'll be interesting how this culture will collide with the social justice culture. Automatic Slim fucked around with this message at 08:48 on Dec 22, 2015 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1-bEiBxIj0 
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It's interesting to contrast a 25 year old with the programming skills to earn $200k at say Google, and a 25 year old with a degree or two in a more traditional field who struggles to find work and lives at home and is trapped in retail part time struggling. I've known people who were in group B after law school
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Reverse Centaur posted:snake person.avi  The ads walk among us
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The dress is fine. The problem is that there's a fat chick in it.
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