Dear engineers, you dress like shit
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Dear engineers, you dress like shit
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Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#2Well, your website is also shit since you're not explaining what it actually is. How do you expect people to sign up for something that only insults you on the landing page without any more information?
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#3I'm not convinced "nothing but black t-shirts" is much better than what the average engineer wears.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#4I don't know what's going on, but it seems to have something to do with black v-neck t-shirts.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#5If I want a black v-neck I'll just go to Wal-Mart and pick up a pack of them.
Also, f*ck you I won't do what you tell me.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#6IMO this isn't really a problem that can be solved via Personal-Stylist-as-a-Service or a Trunk Club type offering.
Engineers dress like shit because they don't prioritize personal appearance very highly. The only thing that will fix this is to get an engineer to prioritize personal appearance more.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#7I'll bite. I only wear black tees.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#8IMO this isn't really a problem that can be solved via Personal-Stylist-as-a-Service or a Trunk Club type offering. Engineers dress like shit because they don't prioritize personal appearance very highly. The only thing that will fix this is to get an engineer to prioritize personal appearance more.
So all the site needs to do is help the engineers understand the benefits of not dressing shittily. It's like doing unit testing or adopting a new framework. Once they dig themselves into the learning curve and begin to see real-world changes they'll become lifelong converts.
(edit) .....Or not, in which case all they lose is the same amount of time they'd invest in unit testing or a new framework. But definitely the site needs to do something to convince the engineers.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#9Dear blackvclub, go piss up a rope.
We're busy doing stuff far more important than preening on a runway.
Re: Dear engineers, you dress like shit
#10IMO this isn't really a problem that can be solved via Personal-Stylist-as-a-Service or a Trunk Club type offering. Engineers dress like shit because they don't prioritize personal appearance very highly. The only thing that will fix this is to get an engineer to prioritize personal appearance more.
So all the site needs to do is help the engineers understand the benefits of not dressing shittily. It's like doing unit testing or adopting a new framework. Once they dig themselves into the learning curve and begin to see real-world changes they'll become lifelong converts. (edit) .....Or not, in which case all they lose is the same amount of time they'd invest in unit testing or a new framework. But definitely the…
Or not.