Does work reflect your persona?
I was wondering about this, since I see so many different people every day, is how a person’s personality, charsima, and lifestyle is based on their work. Their work and career is their reflection. Let me explain why I thought of this, I was waiting on the bus stop and I saw this guy in a business suit waiting too. He was going to downtown. He had a small briefcase and a cell phone. I sat there wondering why he was taking the bus? A person with his style and charisma does not make him appear like a person who would take a bus to work. Does style and work effect your transportation method? I guess not.
So I thought about my self. I am a programmer at the University. I take the bus, I dress in jeans and collared shirts most of the time, and I carry an expensive purse. Simple. I usually don’t look like I am off to work. I look like I am off shopping! :p hehe.. I call it my work masque. I don’t want to appear like I am going to work. I like to be a little discreet about it and look like one of the students. hehe… Fun eh? I decided as long as I work at the University I will keep taking the bus (avoid parking fees) and look like one that goes there.
It’s more fun that way believe me. So I ask, what do you do career wise and what style you wear to appear different than the norm of people that work at your company/institution/place of employment?
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I hate work…
no one likes their work.. :lol: so what.. that was not my question moey!!
I love work!!!!!
NOT!!!!
I’m a delivery driver. No work suit or anything like that. Just normal clothing. My work mates wear shorts T shirts etc. like they’re going to hang out somewhere and relax. We all like it.
To answer your question. Hmmm for some people it does. Or it reflects what their persona lacks. If u know what I mean. Some people have difficulty being intimate with others so they are attracted to jobs like a doctor, physician, reporter where they can have an intimate contact with others without the emotional risks usually associated with close personal encounters. They gain emotional satisfaction from gaining access to other peoples private lives.