- Joined
- Jun 5, 2013
- Messages
- 1,096
- Reaction score
- 727
OCBD took casual? Or white shirt/tie?
Head and top of shoulders in interview attire, smiling.OCBD took casual? Or white shirt/tie?
Head and top of shoulders in interview attire, smiling.
You will still look more professional than most.So I understand why, and I'm very frustrated at myself for already submitting a ton of secondaries with a picture in an OCBD. Well-groomed, showered, passport style, I guess for some reason I didn't even think about putting on interview attire. How detrimental is this? Big issue?
you've completely and uterly destroyed your chancesSo I understand why, and I'm very frustrated at myself for already submitting a ton of secondaries with a picture in an OCBD. Well-groomed, showered, passport style, I guess for some reason I didn't even think about putting on interview attire. How detrimental is this? Big issue?
Thanks for reminding me. Do not wear scrubs or a lab coat. Do not wear a stethoscope around your neck. Do not send a photo scrubbed into a case.Buy a white coat online and wear that. It'll show adcoms how confident you are.
Thanks for reminding me. Do not wear scrubs or a lab coat. Do not wear a stethoscope around your neck. Do not send a photo of you scrubbed into a case.
And so much worse.this actually happens??
This is actually way better grooming than average.This would also be bad (sorry, I couldnt resist)
View attachment 194554
Oxford button something something...What is OBCD? Totally confused here because google didnt come up with anything
And so much worse.
*OCBD - Oxford cloth button down. The oxford-style dress shirts with a button-down collar.What is OBCD? Totally confused here because google didnt come up with anything
Just looked it up: Oxford cotton button down. Acronyms these days...Oxford button something something...
It is the conservative, and somewhat boring, uniform of fashionable young men over at /r/malefashionadviceJust looked it up: Oxford cotton button down. Acronyms these days...
Please feel free to elaborate.And so much worse.
Imagine the least professional photos possible, or photos consistent with an entirely different profession...Please feel free to elaborate.
Imagine the least professional photos possible, or photos consistent with an entirely different profession...
Would you say that the nature of the photograph correlates to the quality of the application?Imagine the least professional photos possible, or photos consistent with an entirely different profession...
Often.Would you say that the nature of the photograph correlates to the quality of the application?
Imagine the least professional photos possible, or photos consistent with an entirely different profession...
Looking over a shoulder through lowered lashes.Hollywood glamor shot with lots of cleavage, for example?
Buy a white coat online and wear that. It'll show adcoms how confident you are.
Thanks for reminding me. Do not wear scrubs or a lab coat. Do not wear a stethoscope around your neck. Do not send a photo scrubbed into a case.
we need specific examples pleaseOften.
So my picture is one of my head and shoulders, wearing a T-shirt and smiling. But I stupidly forgot to shave. My facial hair isn't messy but it's there. Is that still ok?
The adcoms will always say shave, but if you have never shaved in your adult life I would say just do it as neat as possible. I wouldn't think interviews are the time to try something new like that...In a similar vein, I have somewhat sensitive skin and haven't completely shaved since I was probably 14. I'm willing to shave for my photos, but probably not for every interview, so I'm leaning toward staying consistent and keeping a very short, well-groomed beard for all of the above. Is this a bad idea?
This topic comes up way more than I would have ever suspected. Use some common sense; professional school, professional look.
They can do whatever they want with their facial hair as long as their grant gets funded.It took me more than 15 seconds to think of a male PI in my department without some sort of facial hair...
It took me more than 15 seconds to think of a male PI in my department without some sort of facial hair...
They can do whatever they want with their facial hair as long as their grant gets funded.
You?
all applicants must have facial hairTouché.
I suppose I'll have to wait to be an Adcom myself to change this tide.
Pardon, I used to post a lot on a style forum and it was a really common term thereJust looked it up: Oxford cotton button down. Acronyms these days...
I knew gyngyn was a mod somewhere elsePardon, I used to post a lot on a style forum and it was a really common term there
Gotta look goodI knew gyngyn was a mod somewhere else