I can't stand wearing ties.
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
I can't stand wearing ties.
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
I can't stand wearing ties.
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
Get used to it man, when and if you start med school they will require you to wear ties when you go into the hospital with your white coat. Especially during non-surgical fields, they will required you to dress up. Don't like the game? Get out.
Strapping a dildo to your head with a belt would be less problematic than not wearing a tie to your med school interview.
Soooo agree with youI would argue that this is the post of the year.
What about a dildo with a bowtie on it strapped to your head?Strapping a dildo to your head with a belt would be less problematic than not wearing a tie to your med school interview.
What about a dildo with a bowtie on it strapped to your head?
I'm seriously considering making this my sig.Strapping a dildo to your head with a belt would be less problematic than not wearing a tie to your med school interview.
And sideways does it again folks.I'm seriously considering making this my sig.
I can't stand wearing ties.
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
I can't stand wearing ties.
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
can one pull of the interview look without a tie?
like geekchick said, you can wear the heels instead of the tie if you want.
I'm seriously considering making this my sig.
and sideways does it again folks.
second that idea...absolutely ridiculously funny
*SLAP YOURSELF ON THE FOREHEAD AND SAY "I could have had a V8"*
How is this not common sense man? Wear a tie.. unless you're interviewing before me, in that case don't wear one.
But on the real.. wear a tie and well fitted suit. One day being uncomfortable is worth your dream career!
One day? Hey OP, you will be expected to wears ties A LOT throughout medical school. It's not 'optional' either.
PS: You're not interviewing for a roadie gig for the next Police reunion tour, you're attempting to be accepted into a profession that is incredibly structured and traditional. Being unique is not an asset - standing out is about the worst thing you can do.
Ties cause problems too, like choking (accidental or by another person), spreading germs (if you're in a hospital without a tie clip it'll hit stuff and rub other stuff), being overpriced...etc...lolI would like to go back in time and slap the ***** who thought of the idea that wearing a piece of cloth hanging from your neck would indicate "professionalism". Society sure can come up with such non-sense. Same thing goes for shaving.
I don't think it would be that terrible. UC Denver recommends on their website that if you aren't comfortable with a tie than don't do it. Certainly a fake penis on your head would be worse
"One of the most important aspects of the interview is to present to the medical school admissions committee who you are. If you are the type of person who hasn't worn a coat and tie in 10 years, and suddenly do, you run the very real chance of making yourself so uncomfortable and self conscious that you will not do well on the interview. Does this mean you should wear a t-shirt and blue jeans? No. It means you should be professional. Dress in whatever manner you would to present yourself in a professional manner."
When I was 12-13, I would complain to my mother about wearing dress clothes to synagogue, "This is not who I am, I don't think it looks good, I don't want to be part of a society that judges me based on whether or not I have a silk thing around my neck, etc."
I was 12.
Now, a tie is not required wear I work.
I wear a tie every day to work anway.
Why?
Because I want to be a doctor.
Now, a tie is not required wear I work.
I wear a tie every day to work anway.
Why?
Because I want to be a doctor.
When I was 12-13, I would complain to my mother about wearing dress clothes to synagogue, "This is not who I am, I don't think it looks good, I don't want to be part of a society that judges me based on whether or not I have a silk thing around my neck, etc."
I was 12.
Now, a tie is not required wear I work.
I wear a tie every day to work anway.
Why?
Because I want to be a doctor.
When I was 12-13, I would complain to my mother about wearing dress clothes to synagogue, "This is not who I am, I don't think it looks good, I don't want to be part of a society that judges me based on whether or not I have a silk thing around my neck, etc."
I was 12.
Now, a tie is not required wear I work.
I wear a tie every day to work anway.
Why?
Because I want to be a doctor.
BINGO!!! Clip ons will be your friend if you don't want to wear a real tie.
I've only seen one male not wear a tie. It's pretty expected. I mean, even most of your interviewers are going to be wearing ties.
The tie; it's only for the true professional.
My interviewer wore a sparkly jean jacket.