That was one company out of hundreds BrehIf u already spoke to someone u know in that actual industry after u got the job about it
Why the fukk do u need to ask the coli
Yall really just make threads for no reason
That was one company out of hundreds BrehIf u already spoke to someone u know in that actual industry after u got the job about it
Why the fukk do u need to ask the coli
Yall really just make threads for no reason
What do you think he meant by "dressing like that sends the wrong message".This is a construction job. I’ve had construction interviews before and I was the only person in the office with a tie & suit on(felt and looked goofy).
I ended up getting that job, my foreman later said never to dress that well for a construction position it sends the wrong message.
so should I go in there with my steel toes, dikkies and a carhartt work shirt![]()
So u gone ask what to wear to an interview for each company u interview forThat was one company out of hundreds Breh



you know you over dressed right 
I’m a office clerk with the state, if I get back in construction I’d start off at $27-28 hourlythought you already had a union position?
Would never want to be in management. All my foremen were fat and just sat in they trucks all day. I like being out and actually doing work.What do you think he meant by "dressing like that sends the wrong message".
I think he was trying to sabotage your potential rise to management.
I’m a office clerk with the state, if I get back in construction I’d start off at $27-28 hourly

Sounds good................................for now. A decade or so of the physical toll of construction work might make you reconsider.Would never want to be in management. All my foremen were fat and just sat in they trucks all day. I like being out and actually doing work.