CHATBOARD MAILRING LESSONS
TOP POSTS ALL POSTS SUBMIT POST
Share | Print | Report Post School Administrators Chatboard

Hot Now...
May 2008 Gazette
Harry Wong
Teacher Tech Center
The Lesson Bank
Most Popular
Set Your Quick Links
Chat Center
All Chatboards
Lesson Bank
Teacher Mailrings
Project Center
Classified Ads
Live Chat & Meetings
Select by
State/Region
Grade Level
Curriculum
Interest Group
Teaching Method
Special Topics
Technology
Languages
Hot Topics
Career Center
Distance Learning
Fundraising
Tutoring Center
Teacher's Bookshelf
Free Printables
Classroom Photos
Meeting Archive
Teaching Articles
Library
Web Tools
Webring
Search
Advertise
 

Re: Are pantsuits OK ?
Posted by Sorry, again on 5/08/08

    Let me try it again...
    From this post:

    Re: Are pantsuits OK ?
    Posted by To "sorry" from just me on 5/07/08

    "I wouldn't want to interview with you and probably wouldn't want to
    work on your staff, if you are a principal or superintendent.

    I was trying to say with my reply Name: Thats OK, you don't have to (work
    for me)"

    Then I continued on with this response:
    "As I said originally, I don't expect dresses(for women) every day but I
    firmly believe that dressing UP says you are willing to do what it
    takes and that you want to put your best foot forward for the
    interview. I also look for at least a tie on a male candidate, and a
    sport jacket or suit is even better. I am a principal in a relatively
    new school in an afluent area. I might see it differently if I were in
    a rural area, which is what the original poster asked. I wear
    suits/nylons/dresses because I am a professional business executive,
    just like the parents I deal with.

    P.S. to the poster that had to deal with being called uppity-- drop the
    name of the best second hand stores in town."

    The PS was in response to:
    Re: Are pantsuits OK ?
    Posted by really??? on 5/07/08
    who said:
    however, I worked in a neighboring system and dressed professional
    everyday and the staff put out rumors about my financial status and
    accused me of being "uppity" because I dressed up everyday....I did
    not fit in because of that....questions swirled about my car and my
    house too.....sadly, a woman can't have nice things without people
    starting rumors


    I interviewed six very qualified candidates for 2 positions this past
    week. One male, he wore a tie. Five women...four wore dresses or skirt
    outfits and one wore a nice pantsuit. The two women I hired were in
    dresses. Did I hire them only because they were in dresses? No. But
    they were the most confident (is that because they looked their best?),
    and had the all-round best answers and background.

     
     

You are on the TEACHER CHATBOARD:   LATEST POSTS   ALL POSTS   SUBMIT POST

Sponsors  

New Moms Wanted!
Join the community for new and expecting moms. Check out Maternityville.com Maternity Chat!

Free Lesson Plans
Thousands of lesson plans and curriculum ideas! teachers.net/lessons

Teaching Jobs
Thousands of teaching jobs and other jobs in education - visit jobs.teachers.net

Check out the latest additions to the Lesson Bank...
 
Google
 
Web Teachers.Net
  Site Map: Home Search Teaching Jobs Classifieds Lessons Contacts PR Advertise
  © 1996 - 2008. All Rights Reserved. Please review our Terms of Use, Mission Statement, and Privacy Policy.