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2020-01-05 at 5:41 PM UTC
Originally posted by OG_GREENPLASTIC_JOHNSON_III so, fake looking important so that you will get attention from girls so you can feel important? why don't you stop seeking validation from females you fucking cuck
That's not exactly it.
For example, to fit in Sikh society you wear a turban.
To fit in teenager society you wear Nike.
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2020-01-05 at 5:43 PM UTC
Originally posted by too.dark.to.see How to be attractive to the opposite sex or increase your social mobility at work:
Portray yourself as being more valuable than everyone else. Wear a suit to a job interview. Not shorts and a wife beater.
This is how the world works. If you want to get ahead you gotta play the game.
Yes because all humans are NPCs and the person interviewing you totally isn't thinking "LOL what a tryhard faggot he is clearly desperate to be hired"
Enjoy getting lowballed on that salary. I have enough experience that I don't need to play the fag game. I walk in and tell them how much it costs to hire me and what I bring to the table
It's not a fucking highschool fashion show. If you treat people like robotic NPCs that can be swayed by self help psychology they will treat you exactly the same. -
2020-01-05 at 5:44 PM UTC
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2020-01-05 at 5:44 PM UTCTfw when ur cool.
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2020-01-05 at 5:46 PM UTC
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood Yes because all humans are NPCs and the person interviewing you totally isn't thinking "LOL what a tryhard faggot he is clearly desperate to be hired"
Enjoy getting lowballed on that salary. I have enough experience that I don't need to play the fag game. I walk in and tell them how much it costs to hire me and what I bring to the table
It's not a fucking highschool fashion show. If you treat people like robotic NPCs that can be swayed by self help psychology they will treat you exactly the same.
I don't believe you. You just want to be top dog on a forum and proclaim yourself king.
If you don't turn up to job interviews wearing suits you aren't getting the job. "professional demeanour" is a thing. It's how you act at work. It's how you interact with your coworkers and clients. It's not how you act with friends, family, neighbours, strangers.
There are boundaries and there is what is and is not socially acceptable.
You have just been shown to be clearly and 100% wrong and talking shit out of your ass. -
2020-01-05 at 6 PM UTC
Originally posted by too.dark.to.see If you don't turn up to job interviews wearing suits you aren't getting the job. "professional demeanour" is a thing. It's how you act at work. It's how you interact with your coworkers and clients. It's not how you act with friends, family, neighbours, strangers.
only boomers believe that shit. Stupid boomers, I have been hired by lots of people that would think you are a faggot for showing up to a job interview in a suit because they aren't normie mainstream lapdogs. Because unlike you i'm from the REAL world not the fake ass normie bitch cuck world that you are so familiar withThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-05 at 6:03 PM UTC
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood only boomers believe that shit. Stupid boomers, I have been hired by lots of people that would think you are a faggot for showing up to a job interview in a suit because they aren't normie mainstream lapdogs. Because unlike you i'm from the REAL world not the fake ass normie bitch cuck world that you are so familiar with
Maybe jobs for teenagers at KFC and Walmart require slacks and buttoned shirt.
Doctors, lawyers, bankers, finance people, sales people, management, any office job, engineers, recent graduates all require suits.
Stop arguing with me. I am so right. I don't know why it means so much to you to not concede you have no idea on such an inconsequential topic. Your ego should not be so fragile. Show some humility. You look really dumb otherwise arguing this. -
2020-01-05 at 6:08 PM UTCIf you need a suit to get hired that means your skills don't speak for themself and you have to rely on a piece of fabric instead of your experiences and abilities.
A suit looks like you're trying to hard. A dress shit is much more casual -
2020-01-05 at 6:13 PM UTCDress shirt and nice pants and shoes are all you need. A suit is overdoing it. Maybe that was true in the 40s but not today.
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2020-01-05 at 6:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood If you need a suit to get hired that means your skills don't speak for themself and you have to rely on a piece of fabric instead of your experiences and abilities.
A suit looks like you're trying to hard. A dress shit is much more casual
Why are we still arguing this?
If you are not committed to making a good representation of yourself how can you be trusted to be a good representstive of the company, its image and its values?
Your image as a slob is damaging the brand of the company. Fired. -
2020-01-05 at 6:24 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kuntzschutz I never tried but when I was younger I fantasized about being cool, not in the sense of being "popular" or well liked, but in the sense of having magic powers and stuff like that, or just being super clever and people admiring that quality.
Then I grew up and realized being cool isn't all that great. Lots of unwanted attention.
Great post :) -
2020-01-05 at 6:25 PM UTC
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2020-01-05 at 6:28 PM UTCIf you'll be working in a suit, fine as you're showing off your work attire. Like showing up to the McDonalds interview in a McDonalds uniform. Not to mention, you look like a tool buying a 1000$ suit to a job interview that pays 20$ - 30$ an hour. Going with a 200$ suit you'll just be looking like you've got a court date. It's a fail-fail situation.
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2020-01-05 at 6:30 PM UTC
Originally posted by Splam If you'll be working in a suit, fine as you're showing off your work attire. Like showing up to the McDonalds interview in a McDonalds uniform. Not to mention, you look like a tool buying a 1000$ suit to a job interview that pays 20$ - 30$ an hour. Going with a 200$ suit you'll just be looking like you've got a court date. It's a fail-fail situation.
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2020-01-05 at 6:32 PM UTC
Originally posted by Splam If you'll be working in a suit, fine as you're showing off your work attire. Like showing up to the McDonalds interview in a McDonalds uniform. Not to mention, you look like a tool buying a 1000$ suit to a job interview that pays 20$ - 30$ an hour. Going with a 200$ suit you'll just be looking like you've got a court date. It's a fail-fail situation.
You need to show your professionalism.
People fail to get hired due to piercings and tattoos.
I don't know how this can be argued. -
2020-01-05 at 6:33 PM UTCSlacks, collared shirt, tie, shoes is hardly $1000.
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2020-01-05 at 6:33 PM UTC
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2020-01-05 at 6:34 PM UTC
You don't need an Armani dinner jacket to go with that. -
2020-01-05 at 6:35 PM UTCLooks about right
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2020-01-05 at 6:38 PM UTCI'll even wear a kilt in public, and I just don't give a shit.
