Will probably, definitely get downvoted for this, but I think Yeez’s are trash. They look like burlap sacks on top of a ball of fresh mozzarella. Sorry, Will. Please don’t hate me.
Clean your sneakers, Shine your oxfords and match them to your belt, condition your boots so the leather stays supple and doesn’t crack like your damn heels.
If you’re looking to diversify: driving mocs in place of boat shoes and double/single monks in place of oxfords – I’m biased. I hate brogues.
I can’t speak for others but typically I’ll send this out if the culture fit isn’t a match. Honestly, I don’t care if you’re some super star with 6789998212 years of experience coming from a fortune 500. If the manager and I suspect that you wont be happy because of the culture, then I think that will end up resulting in being unfulfilled in the job, which in turn would lead to performance issues.I don’t want to add more work hiring twice for one position.
I specifically got a 3rd screen so that I can still read up on Girl’s abuse of Todd’s lack of gonads while revising the handbook and making up memos regarding policies that have already been written out on said handbook. Therefore, no, it just opens up 30 minutes to address the other fires of the day.
Fortunately, I don’t catch flak for it. I do a pre-screen phone call to minimize the chances of being ghosted. When it does happen the hiring manager and I just shrug at each other and chock it up to “if they really wanted a job, they’d be here.” Having a handful of candidates makes it a little less annoying.
As an HR professional (read: im trying to make sure my company doesn’t get sued while trying to keep the employees from starting an uprising. Also, send help. I’m the only HR person for my entire company) I agree with this take 100.87%. I make it a point to send a rejection email at the very least, and when I can I’d even send out pointers and comments on how to interview better etc. That being said, it gets on my nerves a bit when I get ghosted for an interview because I opened up time in my schedule to deal with the candidate. Send a cancellation email. It takes 2 minutes and can be done on your phone, while in pj’s while you’re recovering from last night’s bender.
Also, its California. Therefore yes, they will ding you on mods. I got pulled over for speeding (okay, that one is on me, but I needed to hit the boy’s room bad. I digress.) Luckily didn’t get docked for speeding but got a fix it for no front license plate, tinted windows and modified exhaust. Plot twist: its CARB compliant, with sticker and 50 state legal.
True, and I agree that “those” guys should be hauled away, but what about the rest of us? Hell, I’m probably still too sleepy during a C&C to even think about being speed ready.
Must be nice living in a state where there is no crackdown on modified (or looking like its anything remotely faster than a Prius) vehicles. True story: Performance shop in debt and legal trouble is now working with cops to haul in all the modded vehicles that THEY worked on. Also, they pulled over a fresh off the lot Challenger Hellcat for being “modified.”
Thanks for asking, as always, Dillon.
Rock Climbing tonight. Followed by an early trip to the range to play a few games of trap and skeet. Disney Sunday with some family. At least parts of the park has alcohol. Have a great weekend everyone!
It boils down to the style pyramid.
The base and most important part is fit: if it doesn’t fit right, it isn’t worth shit.
Coming in the middle is fabric: construction and weight are key here. Just remember “heavy:cold :: light:warm”
Last but not least is style: here’s where it comes down to YOU. Make sure the peice of clothing is something that reflects your own personal tastes and image.
I do personally recommend reading up on proper suit fit because ooooooh lordy do I see waaay to many guys with ill fitting suits.
Also, look up aaron marino/alpha M (though I disagree with his take on sperrys) on youtube and of course art of manliness.
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Not the worst shoe in Yeezy’s line up. Buuuuuuuuuut I don’t know how I feel about what looks like a glow in the dark sole.
Wouldn’t the baby wipes leave a white residue on them when they dry?
Will probably, definitely get downvoted for this, but I think Yeez’s are trash. They look like burlap sacks on top of a ball of fresh mozzarella. Sorry, Will. Please don’t hate me.
Clean your sneakers, Shine your oxfords and match them to your belt, condition your boots so the leather stays supple and doesn’t crack like your damn heels.
If you’re looking to diversify: driving mocs in place of boat shoes and double/single monks in place of oxfords – I’m biased. I hate brogues.
I’ll allow it only if the uprising was more of a pirate mutiny complete with bandanas and sabers. Imagine how fun the conference room duels would be.
^You’re doing yourself a disservice if you don’t followup.
I can’t speak for others but typically I’ll send this out if the culture fit isn’t a match. Honestly, I don’t care if you’re some super star with 6789998212 years of experience coming from a fortune 500. If the manager and I suspect that you wont be happy because of the culture, then I think that will end up resulting in being unfulfilled in the job, which in turn would lead to performance issues.I don’t want to add more work hiring twice for one position.
I specifically got a 3rd screen so that I can still read up on Girl’s abuse of Todd’s lack of gonads while revising the handbook and making up memos regarding policies that have already been written out on said handbook. Therefore, no, it just opens up 30 minutes to address the other fires of the day.
Fortunately, I don’t catch flak for it. I do a pre-screen phone call to minimize the chances of being ghosted. When it does happen the hiring manager and I just shrug at each other and chock it up to “if they really wanted a job, they’d be here.” Having a handful of candidates makes it a little less annoying.
As an HR professional (read: im trying to make sure my company doesn’t get sued while trying to keep the employees from starting an uprising. Also, send help. I’m the only HR person for my entire company) I agree with this take 100.87%. I make it a point to send a rejection email at the very least, and when I can I’d even send out pointers and comments on how to interview better etc. That being said, it gets on my nerves a bit when I get ghosted for an interview because I opened up time in my schedule to deal with the candidate. Send a cancellation email. It takes 2 minutes and can be done on your phone, while in pj’s while you’re recovering from last night’s bender.
Your future husband(or wife, whatever floats your boat its 2018) is a lucky one.
*After you’ve yelled “GATOR.”
I could use an edit button right about now.
And if your groomsmen aren’t lying on the floor attempting half-assing what looks like a seizure, you may have picked the wrong wedding team.
At least they got rid of the most annoying one.
Also, its California. Therefore yes, they will ding you on mods. I got pulled over for speeding (okay, that one is on me, but I needed to hit the boy’s room bad. I digress.) Luckily didn’t get docked for speeding but got a fix it for no front license plate, tinted windows and modified exhaust. Plot twist: its CARB compliant, with sticker and 50 state legal.
Welcome to the black hole that is shooting sports.
True, and I agree that “those” guys should be hauled away, but what about the rest of us? Hell, I’m probably still too sleepy during a C&C to even think about being speed ready.
Must be nice living in a state where there is no crackdown on modified (or looking like its anything remotely faster than a Prius) vehicles. True story: Performance shop in debt and legal trouble is now working with cops to haul in all the modded vehicles that THEY worked on. Also, they pulled over a fresh off the lot Challenger Hellcat for being “modified.”
Have you done an IPSC round? That’ll solve your surplus issues reaaaaal quick.
Thanks for asking, as always, Dillon.
Rock Climbing tonight. Followed by an early trip to the range to play a few games of trap and skeet. Disney Sunday with some family. At least parts of the park has alcohol. Have a great weekend everyone!
It boils down to the style pyramid.
The base and most important part is fit: if it doesn’t fit right, it isn’t worth shit.
Coming in the middle is fabric: construction and weight are key here. Just remember “heavy:cold :: light:warm”
Last but not least is style: here’s where it comes down to YOU. Make sure the peice of clothing is something that reflects your own personal tastes and image.
I do personally recommend reading up on proper suit fit because ooooooh lordy do I see waaay to many guys with ill fitting suits.
Also, look up aaron marino/alpha M (though I disagree with his take on sperrys) on youtube and of course art of manliness.