You are right here! Shorts are definitely NOT appropriate for interviewing.
Posted By: chattyMT on 2006-07-11
In Reply to: 16-yo son has job interview at K-Mart - interview attire help(sm) - MOM
Good luck to your son! :-)
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Don't get your shorts in a bunch -
I'm saying the way things are right now in Iraq and Afghanistan, it would not surprise me that the armed services priorities are to place people there. This is my opinion. I also know people that have received a wonderful education in the military and continue to do so. I fully support our troops although they were lured there under "false pretense." It is this "false pretense" that continues today. Maybe delusional wasn't the proper word and I apologize. As far as me being delusional - what is the latest body count?
On the noon news they were interviewing the babysitting....sm
man whose wife was too distraught to talk on camera. Seems as though when the child's mother was told of her son's death she admitted that they had had problems with him unlocking doors and walking around in the middle of the night and failed to tell this to the couple/friends that were watching him. She gave birth to a girl on Sunday and her son died today. What a tragedy.
nuther question about interviewing - this one about MT positions (sm)
I have been working at home for the past 13 years. Went from working in the hospital (next to the morgue in the basement - isn't that where all the Med. Rec. departments are?) to an at-home position with the same hospital to an at-home position with a national company. The dress code of the MTs still in the hospital is very lax (to the point where flip-flops are allowed and no stockings!). When I interviewed 25 years ago I wore a suit, stockings, etc. Once I had the job I relaxed to pants, stockings, and casual shirt/sweater but never flip-flops. What are you all wearing on job interviews these days? I'd be inclined (possibly) to wear a pant suit rather than skirt or dress only because that's not who I am - I'm a casual pants and shirt type of person but would put on the pants suit for the interview. However, since I've been out of the loop for so long, are dresses and skirts still the norm for job interviews?
Unless he is being interviewed by another teen (probably not), shorts are NOT appropriate. What is
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Been interviewing for jobs this week, today a company
confirmed what we have been saying all along, they send the good dictation overseas and leave the crap for us.
Would rather see granny with decent figure in shorts
that some of these young people with their fat bulging out on all sides of their clothes and tattooes on every part of their body.
I get that if I wear tight-fitting jeans or shorts and....
sit for a long time. I haven't had that problem since I switched to baggy pants or scrubs while working. Good luck.
Well, I'm sure they aren't talking about granny shorts down to the knees with an elastic
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