Zoe
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and tbh, your customers sound like asses if they care what someone looks like.
Unfortunately not all companies can afford to be so picky.
and tbh, your customers sound like asses if they care what someone looks like.
I'm also amazed at the people who think their unkempt beards should be okay no matter what. Baby society.
Try and tell a female employee how to wear her hair, or criticize her for having unkempt lip or leg hair.
See how well that goes for you.
Try and tell a female employee how to wear her hair, or criticize her for having unkempt lip or leg hair.
See how well that goes for you.
Someone earlier said that professional dress doesn't stifle your self expression. That's totally right on. If your whole identity is focused around a ratty-ass nasty beard, I don't really want to know much more. There's more to people than their facial hair, and if that's your thing - what happens when it's gone? Are you all of a sudden nobody?
Someone earlier said that professional dress doesn't stifle your self expression. That's totally right on. If your whole identity is focused around a ratty-ass nasty beard, I don't really want to know much more. There's more to people than their facial hair, and if that's your thing - what happens when it's gone? Are you all of a sudden nobody?
So...did the guy came in this morning?
I think "self expression" is really about looking like their peers in their social group. Asking someone to cut their beard is saying "look like an outsider" to their sub culture.
I think "self expression" is really about looking like their peers in their social group. Asking someone to cut their beard is saying "look like an outsider" to their sub culture.
Wow, real post right here.He doesn't have to worry. The other women will take care of that behind her back for her.
So what kind of beard is it? Show us a picture.The majority of our office is closed on Fridays, I am of course at work but not much else staff. I use it to catch up on work. And...gaf.
So what kind of beard is it? Show us a picture.
It's called "becoming an adult". Your personal happiness doesn't depend on a scraggly beard. If you believe that, you have a whole lot of growing up to do.
The majority of our office is closed on Fridays, I am of course at work but not much else staff. I use it to catch up on work. And...gaf.
Damn. We're gonna be in suspense all weekend.
Tell me about it. No steaming piles of shit on my desk though.
This is my beard
I had it trimmed shorter but it has since grown back to this size and I think bigger.
That's alright, but any bigger...gotta snip snip brah.
I'd be okay if his beard were like that. It literally billows in the wind.
Might be a moot point - coworker of his came to me and said he's "making some changes" but isn't quitting. So I might have got through to him.
You work for a traditional company if they value looks as well as work quality
That's alright, but any bigger...gotta snip snip brah.
I'd be okay if his beard were like that. It literally billows in the wind.
Might be a moot point - coworker of his came to me and said he's "making some changes" but isn't quitting. So I might have got through to him.
Brutal.It's fantastic that your happiness comes when some "superior" validates your existence by approving of your department-store outlet and supercuts hair. Hey, the VP might even remember your name at the Christmas party. What an amazing way to end the year!
But if you think "growing up" means becoming a Dilbert caricature, you're in for a sad, sad life.
Does he look like this?
Wait, OP, are you in Dallas? If so, my friend may be your culprit. We have been trying to convince him to shave off the monster for a while.
Do some of you live in the real world?
Do you go to your job interviews with shorts and flip flops and a button-down Hawaiian shirt?
I would if it would be my thing, because i don't want to put on facade and not be myself.
People that judge others on their apearance are mostly assholes any way and i don't want to to work for these kinda poeple anyways, nor give them any satisfaction bydegrading myself to that "fake" level.
Is "yourself" really boiling down to a nasty beard though?
That's like saying your sweatpants that say "joocy" on the ass is part of you. It's not.
If the guy feels good about himself and performs well on the workfloor, get of his back.
Better yet, reward him for his work.
I see loads of people wearing runningshoes wich don't look excactly like athletes.
What's your point?
No man or woman should sell his/her soul to some corporate dick because they have a different social point of view.
The best people on my workfloor are a bit "excentric" according to "western standard".
No man or woman should sell his/her soul to some corporate dick because they have a different social point of view.
I don't think the soul is typically located in the beard.
But is a beard your soul? A pair of running shoes? I obviously want the guy to succeed, he just needs to look successful.
Fuck this I'm rewriting our policies to be MORE strict.
But is a beard your soul? A pair of running shoes? I obviously want the guy to succeed, he just needs to look successful.
Fuck this I'm rewriting our policies to be MORE strict.
No, only the strength. #Samson
I don't trust anyone with a Vince Mcmahon avatar
....he just needs to look successful.
Wtf?
What are you using as a benchmark here?
The clean shaven, 3 piece suit, aftershave wearing, wife and two kids having "normal" guy wich just got back from a workout?
I would never do any business with people with your kind of mindset.
But is a beard your soul? A pair of running shoes? I obviously want the guy to succeed, he just needs to look successful.
Fuck this I'm rewriting our policies to be MORE strict.
I don't think the soul is typically located in the beard.