We got an ITEC Booth!

[Leo Mauler]

--- Brian Kelsay <Brian.Kelsay at kcc.usda.gov> wrote:

> In all seriousness, if that is possible from me, you
> should probably wear business casual.  Slacks or
> Docker type pants and a collared shirt like a Polo. 
> Or nice jeans if you want to be a bit more
> comfortable.  Like Dustin said, there is always the
> possibility of an on-the-spot job interview to
> consider.  Just don't embarrass yourself before you
> get a chance to talk to someone with the ability to
> hire.  If you are comfortably employed, then break
> out the bunny slippers and Cafe Press "Linux Rox"
> thong.
> 
> Damn, I knew I couldn't do it.  ;-)

There's a thong?  Damn, my wardrobe really isn't
complete!  :)

Incidentally, has anyone seen Tux slippers for sale
anywhere?

> Brian Kelsay
> 
> >>> "Dustin Decker" <> 10/26/04 10:06AM >>>
> 
> > I am going to wear jeans and a black Think Geek
> Tux polo, my only
> > request (not that I am anybody mind you its just
> my opinion) is that
> > we not wear shorts/flip-flops.
> > 
> > There is already a stigma that Linux users are the
> geeks, weirdos and
> > odd balls that live in the basement of our mothers
> house - so if we at
> > least present a semi-working friendly appearance,
> maybe we can (in a
> > small way I know) make a better first initial
> impression.
> 
> I tend to agree.  I know Hal Duston generally does
> the suit and tie for an
> engagement such as this... and is all the better for
> it if interviewed on
> T.V.



	
		
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