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Originally Posted by mzsmbs
yeah, that's my attitude.. if you don't hire me because i am not wearing $300 shoes or a $1000 suit i don't want to work for you.. i look sharper then most anyway.. and am damn good at what i do..   |
No interviewer expects to see a prospect sporting $300 shoes or a $1000 suit unless they are being groomed for a CEO position!
The key to a good first visual impression in an interview is simply being well-groomed. Clean $30 shoes give a better impression than dirty $300 ones.
Which brings me to another tangent...why do some women go out in public with open-toed (or open-heeled) shoes, but do little to nothing as far as grooming their feet first?
Nothing like seeing a crusty heel peeking out of a stylish mule or chipped toenail polish announcing their arrival in a strappy sandal?
To those ladies: If you don't have time to get your feet together, go find shoes that cover them up until you do!
