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Response to Bertha Venation (Original post)

Tue Sep 18, 2012, 09:42 AM

seabeyond (85,892 posts)

1. a step up for every day wear. i do not care where a person is applying.

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as both a parent and an owner of business and manager that hired.

though, sloppy wear did not stop me from hiring at one business cause desperate for employees and didnt expect much. low paying job.

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16 replies	Author	Time	Post
Dressing Properly for Job Hunting -- Disagreement With My Nephew [View all]	Bertha Venation	Sep 2012	OP
a step up for every day wear. i do not care where a person is applying.	seabeyond	Sep 2012	#1
Dressing appropriately for the job he is seeking seems to be a good strategy.	Ikonoklast	Sep 2012	#2
You are both right	Viva_La_Revolution	Sep 2012	#3
I personally think that no matter	HappyMe	Sep 2012	#4
I was always told to dress one up from the job	Xyzse	Sep 2012	#5
As someone who has managed that kind of retail:	Chan790	Sep 2012	#6
Maybe it's different in industry, or just my interviewing technique	Mopar151	Sep 2012	#10
Former working foreman here	Mopar151	Sep 2012	#7
Sorry, but I have to agree with him. You show up looking like the type of employee they want.	HopeHoops	Sep 2012	#8
I was always told to dress a little better than needed for the job you're applying for.	Gidney N Cloyd	Sep 2012	#9
A little better- great.	Mopar151	Sep 2012	#11
I read up recently on how to dress for interviewing.	Obamamite	Sep 2012	#12
I think you are okay in your assessment	guardian	Sep 2012	#13
I have a co-worker with almost that tattoo	jmowreader	Sep 2012	#14
My experience with ex-cons	guardian	Sep 2012	#15
Dress better than the other applicants.	lastlib	Sep 2012	#16

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