Why in suits

[slave no more]

Originally Posted by FormerClone

Any pictures?

I am sure there are some floating around my old group. I will see what I can find.

What would I think if I saw people in suits washing cars? The same thing I think of when I see an aquaintance of mine who wears a shirt and tie to work to do telemarketing calls. "Loser job" is what I automatically think. Sorry - no insult intended - it's just what comes to mind.

They probably make us wear white shirts so we can get some type of respect on our commute to work.

Right now I get less respect than a child rapist.

Originally Posted by XX Erac Employee

They probably make us wear white shirts so we can get some type of respect on our commute to work.

Right now I get less respect than a child rapist.

That has everything to do with you not selling enough dub and nothing to do with your employer.

WHAAAAAA
cry babies

What does that mean?

Don't worry about that post G, that was just a brain washed fagget! Go drink some more kool-aid bitch! Go fuck your "dub" also loser!

[I'm Free]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If you wear colored shirts then you look more like a car salesman and thats not the image enterprise wants to project.

Customer don't give a rat's ass what you're wearing. They just want you to rent them a car so they can get on with their lives. The Taylor's need to realize this....we're not in 1957 anymore Toto.

Well, I for one do notice things like this. I cringe when I go into a business and see things that indicate to me that not all is right for the employees. I have never rented a car, but honestly would be appalled to see people washing cars in dress clothes.

Unless those people are given a nice clothing allowance for all the clothes I'm sure get ruined, I think it's totally inappropriate to have people washing cars in dress clothes. Even then, it's wasteful. People should dress for the job.

[FormerClone]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Well, I for one do notice things like this. I cringe when I go into a business and see things that indicate to me that not all is right for the employees. I have never rented a car, but honestly would be appalled to see people washing cars in dress clothes.

Unless those people are given a nice clothing allowance for all the clothes I'm sure get ruined, I think it's totally inappropriate to have people washing cars in dress clothes. Even then, it's wasteful. People should dress for the job.

When I started, you received a $200 gift card to a department store for $80 at your new hire training. After you ruin all your clothes outside washing cars, you get nothing. What a deal!