Most people don't appreciate it when the bar is raised.Rhabryn said:I truly wish I could understand it.
Most people don't appreciate it when the bar is raised.Rhabryn said:I truly wish I could understand it.
Rhabryn said:Thank you for the advice, and I assure you that I know it well.
Among most circles outside of the legal profession I at-least have the excuse that I am in the legal profession. Granted, this can lead to individuals then thinking of me as stuck up, but largely for the reason that I am a member of that profession - not because I'm well dressed.
However, oddly enough, those within the profession are aware that few in the profession put in the effort to dress well. That being said, I've had a few instances where I've (apparently) alienated others in my workplace due to my efforts to dress as professionally as possible. It made me rather sad to realize it - I didn't think myself as any different than anyone else, from our non-lawyer staff to our chief - nor did I treat anyone with less than the utmost respect and my touchstone overly-friendly attitude - yet I managed to make at least some of them feel that I thought myself better.
I truly wish I could understand it.
However, I've decided to just keep on dressing how I dress and, once I find a "permanent" place of employment, I will be there long enough for my colleagues to look past the lapels and realize that the huge smile, caring attitude and willingness to chat about just about anything is genuine.
Subvet642 said:Come to Boston, you'll fit right in!
Rhabryn said:I truely appreciate all your invitations.
For now, at least, I want to keep trying to bring the Mountain (professional dress) to Me (My Area) - as opposed to traveling to the Mountain (which seems to be in Chile or Boston).
Matt Deckard said:
John in Covina said:Looks mighty fine! I'm still hoping for some video to show the ease of action from the high arm holes and the general cut.
Tomasso said:Most people don't appreciate it when the bar is raised.