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Old 07-13-2009, 09:36 PM
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Don't you know you're supposed to look business appropriate at all times in case a customer sees you outside of work ? You NEVER want to give a customer the impression that you are not professional at all times !

*sarcasm mode turned off*

What a douchebag

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Old 07-13-2009, 11:07 PM
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Don't you know you're supposed to look business appropriate at all times in case a customer sees you outside of work ? You NEVER want to give a customer the impression that you are not professional at all times !

*sarcasm mode turned off*

What a douchebag

What about at home? they MIGHT find you in your neighborhood!


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Old 07-14-2009, 12:56 AM
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Don't you know you're supposed to look business appropriate at all times in case a customer sees you outside of work ? You NEVER want to give a customer the impression that you are not professional at all times!
Slightly I just took a class on how to interview for a job, and that's one of the things the teacher said; to always be dressed in business wear and always be carrying your resumes with you just in case you run into someone who may be hiring. Look, I need a job, I really do, and I've been really working my ass off to find one, but I strongly doubt I'm going to run into my future boss at the grocery store. And even if I do, if he/she's so anal-retentive that I'm expected to be dressed to the nines to buy cereal and dish soap, I'm not sure I'd want to work for that kind of person anyway!

My time is my time. Not the company's time. If I want to wear jeans and T-shirt to go grocery shopping, or to take my son to the playground, or wherever, I damned well will! I'm not wearing out my good clothes or dress shoes when I'm not at work. Funds are tight!
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Old 07-14-2009, 04:27 AM
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Slightly I just took a class on how to interview for a job, and that's one of the things the teacher said; to always be dressed in business wear and always be carrying your resumes with you just in case you run into someone who may be hiring. Look, I need a job, I really do, and I've been really working my ass off to find one, but I strongly doubt I'm going to run into my future boss at the grocery store. And even if I do, if he/she's so anal-retentive that I'm expected to be dressed to the nines to buy cereal and dish soap, I'm not sure I'd want to work for that kind of person anyway!

My time is my time. Not the company's time. If I want to wear jeans and T-shirt to go grocery shopping, or to take my son to the playground, or wherever, I damned well will! I'm not wearing out my good clothes or dress shoes when I'm not at work. Funds are tight!

Um. I was kidding. I'm sorry that you did not find that obvious. Good luck with your job search.
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Old 07-14-2009, 04:43 AM
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Um. I was kidding. I'm sorry that you did not find that obvious. Good luck with your job search.
I knew you were kidding. But some people aren't.
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Old 07-14-2009, 12:32 PM
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They have. It's called a "crowbar," and can be picked up easily and cheaply at your local hardware store
Oh, it's not going to be so easy to get those anymore. Something about a raging psychotic in the New England area threatening some customers with it. I guess they're going to start asking for background checks now.

Totally sorry about that, I got carried away.

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Old 07-14-2009, 02:49 PM
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As for the dressing for success thing... These people are lost in the 50's when you'd have June Cleaver in pearls as she was vacuuming. Although, they have a point especially when you see someone with their rolls brimming over their pants....

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Slightly I just took a class on how to interview for a job, and that's one of the things the teacher said; to always be dressed in business wear and always be carrying your resumes with you just in case you run into someone who may be hiring.
That reminds me of a meeting from my old company where they were talking about dress codes. They didn't have a formal dress code, but they were asking people to exercise some discretion. I had no problem with that, until someone tried to trot out this gem:

"You represent your company at all times."

Thankfully I had enough discretion not to laugh my ass off at that. But if I wasn't already, I made damn sure not to ever wear my work badge off the clock.
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I just realized something. You're probably naked when you shower at home, right? You should be fired.
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Old 07-14-2009, 05:00 PM
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Some customers can't accept the fact that we actually go home and have a social life outside of work. It may be too much for them to handle to see us out of uniform and unavailable towards the slavery over their selfish needs.
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