got yelled at during work...

[PricklyPete]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: PricklyPete

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Or just not work for them

You're such a maverick! Way to fight the fight.

Stick it to the man!

LOL

 

[sutahz]

Just don't forget to wear a raincoat while your out banging the clients daughter.

 

[KeithTalent]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: jTanked

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
It's stupid to hate on hats, hat-wearers, or to call them unprofessional.

Yeah, where's the frog gonna hide his mullet?

No, no, it's a mallet, not a mullet.

More like a ball-peen hammer.

KT

 

[rockyct]

It better not have been one of those hats where the guy wants to keep it like he just bought it. Leaving it flat looks stupid enough, but why the hell do you leave the stupid hat size tag on it? I know it's a popular hip hop style, but I laugh every time I see someone with a hat like that.

 

[puffff]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: puffff

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: Cogman

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
It's stupid to hate on hats, hat-wearers, or to call them unprofessional.

wearing a hat is not stupid, hat-wearers aren't stupid. People who wear hats in professional environments are stupid.

Yes, it is all an ancient style thing, probably dating to the year that suits and ties where considered professional looking. However, that is the way it is.

If I where a business owner, I could care less if someone wore a hat, but you can bet that I would chew out a sales rep. or consultant that wore a hat while meeting a client in a professional environment. It just screams "Dude, I just got out of college and love this sick hat yo!"

I disagree with pretty much everything you have to say there.

This is one of those things were you can disagree all you want, but as long as the people who matter (managers, business owners, clients) feel a certain way, it's in your best interest to conform.

When someday you are in full control of your own paycheck, then do whatever the hell you please.

It's in my best interest to live in a way that fulfills me, which is exactly what I do.
In my experience, people like that are usually crappy managers/bosses/clients anyway.

You would quit your job if someone told you you couldn't wear at hat at work? Is it really in your best interest to limit your job options over a trivial matter like that? If a client paid me a generous hourly rate and had a harmless request to take off my hat in the office, it's much more fulfilling to take the paycheck than get all worked up about it. In other words, my right to wear the hat is not worth potentially losing tens of thousands of dollars per year to me.

 

[halik]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: puffff

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: Cogman

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
It's stupid to hate on hats, hat-wearers, or to call them unprofessional.

wearing a hat is not stupid, hat-wearers aren't stupid. People who wear hats in professional environments are stupid.

Yes, it is all an ancient style thing, probably dating to the year that suits and ties where considered professional looking. However, that is the way it is.

If I where a business owner, I could care less if someone wore a hat, but you can bet that I would chew out a sales rep. or consultant that wore a hat while meeting a client in a professional environment. It just screams "Dude, I just got out of college and love this sick hat yo!"

I disagree with pretty much everything you have to say there.

This is one of those things were you can disagree all you want, but as long as the people who matter (managers, business owners, clients) feel a certain way, it's in your best interest to conform.

When someday you are in full control of your own paycheck, then do whatever the hell you please.

It's in my best interest to live in a way that fulfills me, which is exactly what I do.
In my experience, people like that are usually crappy managers/bosses/clients anyway.

You must be the tech support guy that sits in the corner cubicle in the basement. Pony tails and black anime shirts is the best work attire yo!

You're a professional - act and look the part.

 

[Oceandevi]

you should put hair extensions on your arm pit hairrrrrrrrrr

 

[nakedfrog]

Originally posted by: halik
You must be the tech support guy that sits in the corner cubicle in the basement. Pony tails and black anime shirts is the best work attire yo!

You're a professional - act and look the part.

Yep, you've got me down to a T :roll:
You live your life the way you want, I won't stop you. I won't give a rat's arse what you think of me.

Originally posted by: puffff
You would quit your job if someone told you you couldn't wear at hat at work? Is it really in your best interest to limit your job options over a trivial matter like that? If a client paid me a generous hourly rate and had a harmless request to take off my hat in the office, it's much more fulfilling to take the paycheck than get all worked up about it. In other words, my right to wear the hat is not worth potentially losing tens of thousands of dollars per year to me.

Yes, I'd begin my job search.

 

[MovingTarget]

Hats can and do look professional, depending on the hat and circumstance. If the area is open to the outside, wearing a hat is proper. If you are completely indoors, hats off.

Oh, and unless you are at the ballpark, a baseball cap is never professional...

 

[KMFJD]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: halik
You must be the tech support guy that sits in the corner cubicle in the basement. Pony tails and black anime shirts is the best work attire yo!

You're a professional - act and look the part.

Yep, you've got me down to a T :roll:
You live your life the way you want, I won't stop you. I won't give a rat's arse what you think of me.

Originally posted by: puffff
You would quit your job if someone told you you couldn't wear at hat at work? Is it really in your best interest to limit your job options over a trivial matter like that? If a client paid me a generous hourly rate and had a harmless request to take off my hat in the office, it's much more fulfilling to take the paycheck than get all worked up about it. In other words, my right to wear the hat is not worth potentially losing tens of thousands of dollars per year to me.

Yes, I'd begin my job search.

Easy when you have no responsibilities eh?

/unless in top 5% of your field...

 

[marvdmartian]

Next time, wear a fez. No one can yell at you if you're wearing a fez......you're far too cool!!