what jobs allow guys to have long hair?
December 30, 2010 by hrform3
Filed under Hair Loss Prevention
could i work at best buy- loss prevention/asset protection
target,toys r us
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yes, but to be sure you can get your job at the place you want, just go do a hair cut first.
Most companies will have a dress code of some sort that will discourage long hair on men
Some battles are worth fighting, others are best just to let go. You only have so much energy; use it where it counts.
Put your hair in perspective: is it more important than salary, benefits and job satisfaction?
I had this conversation decades ago on USNET (for those of you old enough to remember that). A programmer stated that he didn’t think that he needed to wear a suit to an interview.
His contention was that by not hiring him because of not wearing a suit, I’d be missing out on hiring the world’s best computer programmer. My response was that I didn’t need the world’s best computer programmer; I needed the world’s best employee.
There will be times in your career where you will have to play the game. Prove to them that you can. It’s not like they are asking you to compromise your ethics.
Show up at the interview, look around to scope out the dress code, and grow the hair back after you are hired.