A devious interview (more images in post)
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At my old job we had "uniforms" which meant: a polo with a logo on it.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I heard about dress codes before, even about enforcing them, but never about uniform requirements. Wild.
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Any job can have a uniform if your leadership has brain damage
Comment of the day.
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Any job can have a uniform if your leadership has brain damage
And if they don't have brain damage, are they really corporate leadership material?
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Any job can have a uniform if your leadership has brain damage
I don't mind uniforms. At least I don't wear out my own clothes, the ones from work are free.
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So... is the mustache not real???
The white handlebar one is real, the rest were pretend.
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This should be a (short) movie.
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I don't mind uniforms. At least I don't wear out my own clothes, the ones from work are free.
The majority of workplaces I've seen with uniforms require you to buy them. Maybe that's changed in the last 10 years or so, that would be nice.
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Riveting!
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I heard about dress codes before, even about enforcing them, but never about uniform requirements. Wild.
At my job, they give out company polos and t-shirts, but no requirement to wear them. We're just being asked to wear them if a client is coming or if there's an in-house exhibition.
As someone else wrote, I also prefer to wear out the gifted clothes rather than my own.
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The majority of workplaces I've seen with uniforms require you to buy them. Maybe that's changed in the last 10 years or so, that would be nice.
I'm in Europe
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The majority of workplaces I've seen with uniforms require you to buy them. Maybe that's changed in the last 10 years or so, that would be nice.
This is fucked up.
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Wait, how did the interview go?
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Programmers have uniforms? WTF?
My first job did, for some reason. It was just a polo, so it wasn't a big deal, but I did think it was weird since we never had customers or anything like that at the office
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It is real, they just bought it in a store
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I don't remember how Xitter works, but how were there no comments interrupting during the approximately 7 hours of posting updates?
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Wait, how did the interview go?
There's 3 images of comments chronicling the whole process.
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I don't remember how Xitter works, but how were there no comments interrupting during the approximately 7 hours of posting updates?
This is tumblr, not sitter. You can simply reblog your own post and bypass any comments made halfway through.
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I don't remember how Xitter works, but how were there no comments interrupting during the approximately 7 hours of posting updates?
I believe it's called having a cultured audience, I'd be shocked at the sight as well, don't get me wrong, but people are able to be civilised when need be
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At my job, they give out company polos and t-shirts, but no requirement to wear them. We're just being asked to wear them if a client is coming or if there's an in-house exhibition.
As someone else wrote, I also prefer to wear out the gifted clothes rather than my own.
Same here, re: the first paragraph. I received two shirts and a (good quality) windbreaker. I've never heard anyone having to buy company uniforms, but I'm in Europe.
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Programmers have uniforms? WTF?
Besides shorts and t-shirt/tank top?
