I was wondering what your all opinions are of wearing some sort of breast cancer accessories for an interview. It is a big thing for me as my long time girlfriend has the Brca1 gene and both her mom and grandmother have both had breast cancer. I have things like a breast cancer lapel pin, the pink Imagine bracelet(which I do wear almost daily), and a breast cancer tie (it isnt over the top, just has a stripe of ribbons like every 5 inches). I'm not talking about wearing all of these things at once, but what about 1 or 2 of them for it? BTW real men do wear pink.
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Originally posted by Radford View PostI was wondering what your all opinions are of wearing some sort of breast cancer accessories for an interview. It is a big thing for me as my long time girlfriend has the Brca1 gene and both her mom and grandmother have both had breast cancer. I have things like a breast cancer lapel pin, the pink Imagine bracelet(which I do wear almost daily), and a breast cancer tie (it isnt over the top, just has a stripe of ribbons like every 5 inches). I'm not talking about wearing all of these things at once, but what about 1 or 2 of them for it? BTW real men do wear pink.
If you always wear the bracelet, then wear that and forget about the lapel pin and tie.Originally posted by K40To me, open carry is the equivalent of the couple making out and groping each other at the food court in the mall. Yeah, they are probably legal, as long as they don't start getting undressed. But they are still social retards.
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Originally posted by PtlCop View PostI get that it's a cause that's close to your heart, but what reason is there for making a concentrated effort to wear it for an interview? What benefits do you think you're going to get for wearing it?
If you always wear the bracelet, then wear that and forget about the lapel pin and tie."Naw officer, I was hanging with my cousin"
"Sooo, real cousin or play cousins ?"
Originally posted by JasperSTI'm thinking a battalion of menstruating bearded women could kick some serious booty!
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We always advise applicants to wear conservative business attire.
Anything else is distracting and could be perceived as an attempt to influence someone's decision.
Yep, not a bit afraid to wear pink.....................but I am also not going to wear my "Save the Boobies" tshirt to work.My new word for the day is FOCUS, when someone irritates you tell them to FOCUS
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Thank you all for your relies I will keep doing what I've been doing and just push the bracelet up on my forearm when I go for the interview that way it isn't visible. I understand your point of views with the attempt of biasing, I was just looking at it as the interview is to let the panel know who you are and wearing the bracelet even if hidden is who I am. Thank you all.
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Originally posted by Radford View PostI was wondering what your all opinions are of wearing some sort of breast cancer accessories for an interview. It is a big thing for me as my long time girlfriend has the Brca1 gene and both her mom and grandmother have both had breast cancer. I have things like a breast cancer lapel pin, the pink Imagine bracelet(which I do wear almost daily), and a breast cancer tie (it isnt over the top, just has a stripe of ribbons like every 5 inches). I'm not talking about wearing all of these things at once, but what about 1 or 2 of them for it? BTW real men do wear pink.
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