View Poll Results: What do you do for a Living
White collar
894
31.19%
Blue collar
569
19.85%
Trades
618
21.56%
Medical
141
4.92%
Legal
110
3.84%
Other
534
18.63%
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What do Baggers do for a living?
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: sugar land, gulf coast, tx
I wear jeans too, but show up in a tee or sweat, and will be sent home immediately to change to proper attire. That's at The Home Depot.
Next time you are at one of the stores, notice no tee's are being worn. All the customer really sees is the orange apron we all wear, to identify us as associates/specialists, ready willing and sometimes able to help them...tp
Next time you are at one of the stores, notice no tee's are being worn. All the customer really sees is the orange apron we all wear, to identify us as associates/specialists, ready willing and sometimes able to help them...tp
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2015
Posts: 809
Likes: 40
From: Duluth, MN
I wear jeans too, but show up in a tee or sweat, and will be sent home immediately to change to proper attire. That's at The Home Depot.
Next time you are at one of the stores, notice no tee's are being worn. All the customer really sees is the orange apron we all wear, to identify us as associates/specialists, ready willing and sometimes able to help them...tp
Next time you are at one of the stores, notice no tee's are being worn. All the customer really sees is the orange apron we all wear, to identify us as associates/specialists, ready willing and sometimes able to help them...tp
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: sugar land, gulf coast, tx
Must have been some validity to it, as I was the top recruiter in the Gulf Coast one year, the worst economic year for my industry. "Place or starve" was the recruiters motto.
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2015
Posts: 809
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From: Duluth, MN
We're told it's for a more professional presentation to the public, and I agree with it too. Was once a corporate headhunter, and lived at a desk with a phone glued to my ear. Had to dress up every day, as the owner said "if you look professional, you will feel professional", ergo, make a better presentation during calls.
Must have been some validity to it, as I was the top recruiter in the Gulf Coast one year, the worst economic year for my industry. "Place or starve" was the recruiters motto.
Must have been some validity to it, as I was the top recruiter in the Gulf Coast one year, the worst economic year for my industry. "Place or starve" was the recruiters motto.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 4,046
Likes: 398
From: sugar land, gulf coast, tx
Then you chose the right job. FWIW, had to wear ties 40+ years ago at Handy Dan, the first DIY super store. Stupid decision on corporate's part. Wore clip ons, as the ties were always getting caught in/on stuff when on the floor working. Dangerous, for sure. tp
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