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You are here: Home / News / Don’t Slam Who You Work For in A Video and Don’t Pull a Biebs: 2 Lessons for Millennials
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Don’t Slam Who You Work For in A Video and Don’t Pull a Biebs: 2 Lessons for Millennials

By EEngagement

1.) Don’t Trash Talk Your Organization: Whether it is the New York Jets, or the teen star from 2 1/2 Men, Angus T. Jones-do not do this.  Complain to a friend, spouse, family member, partner-anyone else but the public (or if anyone reports to you).   If you are really miserable-look for another opportunity. Move on. Life is short. You can express yourself, but  practice discipline, respect and class. These are qualities that will serve you well over the years. There are formal ways (having a private conversation with your manager, company survey, Glassdoor.com), but announcing your disdain of the company-you are not doing yourself any favors down the road.

2.) Dress Appropriately.  Don’t pull a Biebs-who wore overalls to meet the Prime Minister of Canada.  People judge you on your appearance-obvious when  Bieber was later booed for what people felt was a sign of disrespect.

Guys: Never wear skinny jeans to work-actually, just never wear them period.

Ladies: When you bend over, be aware of the view you maybe providing (I  partly blame low rise jeans-but take responsibility)

This isn’t meant to be condescending- I love what Millennials have to offer.  However, sometimes the most obvious work lessons sometimes aren’t taught by teachers or parents.  Reading this short blog is much better than an awkward conversation with your manager.

-Steph Mello, VPE

More Sources For You:

What Not to Wear To Work, Forbes

10 Commandments of Dressing for Work, CNN

 

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