Re:Dress codes: Suitable disruption
by enraged_camel on Wednesday August 06, 2014 @04:26PM
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>>Dressing in a suit is a signal that you thought about and planned ahead for the meeting.
I don't see how that equates to respecting someone's time though. It can mean you respect them, as a person, but respecting their time is a different thing, in my opinion, because, again, it is not related to their time, but yours (in the form of spending your time to get ready and look good, etc.).
Re:Dress codes: Suitable disruption
by dllthomas on Wednesday August 06, 2014 @08:05PM
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"I have prepared for the time that we're going to spend together" is respecting their time. I don't have a strong opinion on the degree to which a suit is a good signal of this.
I don't see how that equates to respecting someone's time though. It can mean you respect them, as a person, but respecting their time is a different thing, in my opinion, because, again, it is not related to their time, but yours (in the form of spending your time to get ready and look good, etc.).