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Eve

keeping it serious means keeping it formal

A formal business suit is always the best way to go. Casual suits would never fly in a serious meeting, unless the chairs of that particular meeting either have less to offer in the meeting than the casual dresser or they simply are valued less than the casual dresser. This is all speculation, but I am sure that there is some evidence out there that would easily back this claim up.

braun

i would never actually be the one to wear a business suit to some meeting, even if it is that it meant standing out as a potential employee and so on. I really do not see the need for me to have to wear a suit in order for me to then show just how qualified it is that a person is actually considered to be.

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