haircuts

[Rewire]

would you or would you not for a job

 

[steelersman]

would you or would you not for a job

only if my hair were out of control.

 

[SEO]

Are you talking trading haircuts for a job? That brings up many questions, how much hair do you have? Is your barber any good? How many haircuts for how much work?

 

[iaov]

I get my hair cut twice a year wether it needs it or not. I shave almost every day. Every day I have to deal with customers.

 

[SEO]

If your asking if you should have a haircut for a job interview IMO yes.

 

[iwire]

would you or would you not for a job

If I was going for a new job with people that did not already know me I would be clean cut, clean shaven, clean clothes appropriate for the position I am applying.

It is not just a clich?' it is true, you only make a first impression once.

 

[celtic]

Sometimes, shaving is a requirement..ie, respirators.

 

[powerslave]

I say yes but I wear my hair short nowadays anyway. Way back when I was a long hair I did end up cutting it for a job interview. I shave everyday but Sunday pretty much.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Let's be real. Most people would cut their hair for a job. Lord knows who would hire this dude. No haircut will help him.

 

[zog]

would you or would you not for a job

A topic I have strong feelings about, like Bob said you only make first impressions once, for either an interview or meeting customers. i have worked with guys with long hair and tats all over, great worker, very smart, but I have had customers say negative things about the lack of professional apperance. If I were hiring 1 person and had 2 of equal experience and skills interview the appearance would be the tie breaker, most professional gets the job, maybe even the most professional would get it with less experience and skills.

 

[steelersman]

was this poll started because of the argument over at the Layoffs and Bosses thread?

 

[jumper]

i voted yes; however since i am bald and and it takes me a month to grow even a peach fuzz on my face, i guess its kind of a moot point for me.:smile: first impressions count, i would do it if i had an interview.

 

[powerslave]

Let's be real. Most people would cut their hair for a job. Lord knows who would hire this dude. No haircut will help him.

What do you mean? That's just the look my customers want.:grin:

 

[steelersman]

Let's be real. Most people would cut their hair for a job. Lord knows who would hire this dude. No haircut will help him.

Some people will do anything for attention.

 

[Rewire]

Let's be real. Most people would cut their hair for a job. Lord knows who would hire this dude. No haircut will help him.

One of our highly trained staff will be with you momentarily

 

[powerslave]

One of our highly trained staff will be with you momentarily

At least he wouldn't have to worry about customers' dogs. They'd all run and hide under the bed.

 

[steelersman]

so Rewire, again I ask. Was this poll taken because of the argument over at the "Layoffs and Bosses" thread?

 

[Rewire]

so Rewire, again I ask. Was this poll taken because of the argument over at the "Layoffs and Bosses" thread?

yes someone asked for a pole

 

[aline]

Let's be real. Most people would cut their hair for a job. Lord knows who would hire this dude. No haircut will help him.

The guy that owns a body piercing and tattoo shop would.

 

[Besoeker]

Many of the sites where we work require all jewelery to be removed. Even a wedding ring. Safety is cited as the issue.
Multiple body piercings would not enhance an applicant's prospects in my office.