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Jeremiah Dye
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Dress for success, really matter??

Jeremiah Dye
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hello all! I was just thinking before I go to a new small bank and inquire about financing and opening new accounts, how important are the clothes I wear? Let me tell you about my everyday work attire, I’m blue collar, I’m a commercial refrigeration technician, I wear a uniform. The uniform is clean, tucked in, and I have a good appearance. I don’t dress slovenly for work. Should I change things up when going to inquire about loans, accounts, etc.? Polo shirt and khakis? Even though I turn wrenches, I earn a lot more than expected. When most people enquire about my profession and see my W-2’s they’re sometimes surprised. Should I dress more “white collar”? Should I treat it like a job interview? As in, dress for the job you want? Jeremiah

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Rami Dababneh
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orange, CA
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Rami Dababneh
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orange, CA
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Hello all

The underwriter is who’ll make a decision and will never see you nor your outfit. He only sees your debt to income.

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