Re: Inland Empire interview attire

[Chris Morton <salt -dot- morton -at- gmail -dot- com>]

>
> I don't like the "conform-or-else" insinuation. If you were qualified for
> the position, but lost it because you were "over-dressed" for the interview
> they probably did you a favor by not hiring you.


Boy, do I ever agree with this, Rick! Sorry, but I'll always curve the bill
of my baseball hats and wear them as they were intended. I also wear a
belt, with the waist of my correctly-sized 34" pants (long or short) in the
location it's supposed to be. And I'm not into hoodies, unless I'm camping
or some such.

That said, I'm all for sleeved T-shirts, (non-baggy, non-athletic) shorts
and flip-flops.

> Chris
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