Facial hair for interview

[ragingbull_]

I know this has been discussed before but Im looking for an updated answer. I have an interivew Friday at Rutgers and want to know if I should shave my facial hair. It's a very good beard and well kept.

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[670206]

I know this has been discussed before but Im looking for an updated answer. I have an interivew Friday at Rutgers and want to know if I should shave my facial hair. It's a very good beard and well kept.

I definitely think you should shave. It's looks much more professional. Many people who leave their facial hair on often look tacky and not put together.

 

[ragingbull_]

I definitely think you should shave. It's looks much more professional. Many people who leave their facial hair on often look tacky and not put together.

My concern is I look very young without it. Like I said the beard is trimmed and short

 

[670206]

My concern is I look very young without it. Like I said the beard is trimmed and short

I think as long as it looks neat and in order, you should be fine then.

 

[ragingbull_]

I think as long as it looks neat and in order, you should be fine them.

Thank you for the input

 

[rabbott1971]

Man, I am a diehard beard wearer, but if I end up with interviews (fingers crossed) I will shave. There just is no upside to having the beard, but there is potential downside. It only takes one conservative, hippy-hating old school doc on your interview panel to take a set against you and its over. Why risk it? Clean it up, your beard will grow back.

 

[ncide]

I had a beard in all my interviews. Being clean shaven is not anymore professional, that is absurd. Plenty of doctors I've worked with in school and outside of school sport a well-kept beard.

 

[ragingbull_]

I had a beard in all my interviews. Being clean shaven is not anymore professional, that is absurd. Plenty of doctors I've worked with in school and outside of school sport a well-kept beard.

I had a beard in all my interviews. Being clean shaven is not anymore professional, that is absurd. Plenty of doctors I've worked with in school and outside of school sport a well-kept beard.

Thank you

 

[ragingbull_]

Man, I am a diehard beard wearer, but if I end up with interviews (fingers crossed) I will shave. There just is no upside to having the beard, but there is potential downside. It only takes one conservative, hippy-hating old school doc on your interview panel to take a set against you and its over. Why risk it? Clean it up, your beard will grow back.

Thank you

 

[DAT Destroyer]

I know this has been discussed before but Im looking for an updated answer. I have an interivew Friday at Rutgers and want to know if I should shave my facial hair. It's a very good beard and well kept.

A lot will depend on the age of the interviewer, a shaved face will offend no one, why take a chance?

Just my 2 cents

Nancy