February 27, 201511 yr QUOTE (Douglas Rome @ Feb 27, 2015 -> 04:21 PM) my original thought got lost in the rhetoric, can a manager impose appearance code? The owner/boss wants some semblance of class befitting an elite member of society. It was many many years ago we were staying at the Drake hotel downtown and the Pistons were in town and staying there. Those guys looked and dressed like they took pride in their game and team and not like a bunch of slobs. If I was manager, as long as you had a uniform on, clean shaven, no jewelry, short hair GI cut preferred. When not in uniform you still had a code when in public. I know members here will say as long as they perform, they can look like clowns is okay, not the point. thanks, douglas i think that union would have something to say on those standards, you wish to impose.
February 27, 201511 yr QUOTE (Douglas Rome @ Feb 27, 2015 -> 10:21 AM) my original thought got lost in the rhetoric, can a manager impose appearance code? The owner/boss wants some semblance of class befitting an elite member of society. It was many many years ago we were staying at the Drake hotel downtown and the Pistons were in town and staying there. Those guys looked and dressed like they took pride in their game and team and not like a bunch of slobs. If I was manager, as long as you had a uniform on, clean shaven, no jewelry, short hair GI cut preferred. When not in uniform you still had a code when in public. I know members here will say as long as they perform, they can look like clowns is okay, not the point. thanks, douglas I think Ventura had Sale "clean up" his beard. Crede and Pierzynski had to get haircuts, but I think that came from Reinsdorf. Ozuna lost the dreads. I'm not saying I would force anything, but I don't like jewerly, visible tattoos, long hair, out of control beards, baggy pants down to the shoes. But, it's 2015, and that's just the way it is now.
February 27, 201511 yr QUOTE (Douglas Rome @ Feb 27, 2015 -> 05:21 PM) my original thought got lost in the rhetoric, can a manager impose appearance code? The owner/boss wants some semblance of class befitting an elite member of society. It was many many years ago we were staying at the Drake hotel downtown and the Pistons were in town and staying there. Those guys looked and dressed like they took pride in their game and team and not like a bunch of slobs. If I was manager, as long as you had a uniform on, clean shaven, no jewelry, short hair GI cut preferred. When not in uniform you still had a code when in public. I know members here will say as long as they perform, they can look like clowns is okay, not the point. thanks, douglas I don't approve of facial hair and the long hair some wear. Mainly because I don't see it as aerodynamically advantageous
February 27, 201511 yr QUOTE (elrockinMT @ Feb 27, 2015 -> 05:15 PM) I don't approve of facial hair and the long hair some wear. Mainly because I don't see it as aerodynamically advantageous that is the best one liner i have heard in a very long time. nice.
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