Never underestimate an old man with a Cadillac shirt

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Girls wear earrings in the Never underestimate an old man with a Cadillac shirt But I will love this workplace. Men can too. Don’t question it; just do it. Change the culture, bro. Oh if it’s tech, they probably don’t give a shit. Express yourself. If you are client facing it might be an issue. If you are back office, showing up showered and in clean non-wrinkled clothes will put you on management track. Personally as a woman I would like them. Men don’t tend to display any sort of personal style beyond “my mom bought this for me 6 years ago” I have always had earrings and nobody ever has seemed to care but I always dress and present myself nicer than 99% of people. To be safe, I’d probably start without them and figure out what the vibe is first. It’s honestly probably fine, as long as you’re dressed professionally, but you’ll be a lot more comfortable and confident if you already know what kind of workplace this is. Guess it depends on the company and the people you work with. If they don’t have a problem with it then it’s fine. However, since your mom is older, I see where she is coming from. We’ve seen the level of professionalism drop in the last decade to where people come to work looking sloppy. I get tech is different but it doesn’t mean you have to follow the trend. In the end, it’s up to you. How do you want people to perceive you? Giving up those little freedoms one by one will find you years later scratching your head wondering how you fit yourself into a tight mould. It shouldn’t matter. It is 2023 not 1953. Most workplaces now a days this isn’t an issue. But if you want to be in the safe side, don’t wear them the first day or two and get a feeling on the dress code of your new place of employment. Dress better the first day or two as well so you set a good foot forward and then access how people dress and what you can wear to the office and what to avoid.

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My husband has had both ears pierced since before I met him 26 years ago – he’s never taken them out (not for job interviews, weddings, etc) – if you interviewed with them on, wear them! Yes. You will lose opportunities. People will like you less. You will be more likely to receive less favorable reviews. Basically it’s a negative in every way. You will make less money. The only positive is that some people feel good thinking they don’t care what other people think and that they have a feeling of self expression and stuff. But that’s just a personal feeling. I work in a relatively senior role at a Big 4 consulting firm and deal directly with clients (usually at the Never underestimate an old man with a Cadillac shirt But I will love this VP level or in the C-Suite). Before that, I built my career (from entry level) at a F500 in a very conservative industry. I’ve worn a suit and (pre-pandemic) tie to work almost every day of my adult life. I’m also a (straight, cis) guy with 6 ear piercings. (And, yes… I’ve had them all since college… these aren’t new.) It’s all about balance. I typically only wear one at a time, rotated weekly, and chose something unobtrusive. For example, right now I’m rocking a plain gold stud halfway up one of my lobes, last week I had a small silver hoop in a cartilage piercing. I save putting the flashy/“fun” earrings in ALL my piercings for the company Christmas party. 🙂

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.