Beard or No Beard for Interview

>>17461081
I have had good experience with a beard.

Gives a more mature look as long as it isn't a long or scruffy one.

>food service
shave
>not food service
don't shave

>>17461081
Fellow professional (doctor) here.

Shave and put on a suit, you cunt.

That's the problem with professionals nowadays, they teach lots of material in grad school but don't teach classes on professionalism.

After you're hired and once you've been there a week or two, then regrow the beard. But don't fuck around on the interview looking like a cave man thinking you're 'fashionable'.

>>17461135
>rants about professionalism
>cunts and fucks everywhere

Ask me how I know you're an uncultured boomer.

>>17461151
Ask me how I'm on 4chan rn and don't give a fuck about your professional opinion until 8am Monday morning.

Depending on the facility, there's a good chance you'll have to cut it anyway.

If you're going anywhere where you might have to put on an oxygen mask in an emergency, they require a shaved face to make a good seal.

>Fellow professional (doctor) here.

Wow, a "doctor" that trolls the 4chan boards on weekends. That's totally believable.

We are lucky to have you here with us, "Doctor!"