A Question ?
 

Is it wierd to go before the inetrview panel with long hair( ? or is it IN-Decent ?
or is it OK ?

I am talking about men's hair ofcourse.

I mean if the interviewer is an Army man , can he tolerate a beard and long hair ? or do you really have to make a "Decent Appearance" ? Decent here refers to the customary definition , fine hair cut clean shave blah blah !

any idea ?

As far as i think,if the person taking your interview is an Army Officer,he at no cost will bear your grown shave,beard is acceptable but that too not a stylish one but a levelled one and decent looking!
And as far as haircut is concerned,Army officers cant bear a grown haircut at any cost,you need to have a excellent hair cut(not Bald;) )again levelled from both sides,as in Army there is no substitute of grown hair!!!
Secondly,other things that count in a interview is your dress and specially the way you enter and walk into the room!!!

AoA

hmmmm, dear it does'nt matter if there is an ex-soldier in front of you, it is must for you to look better and have ur hair cut and beard properly shaved or mannerly kept

the General jamshed gulzar kayaani is a very intelligent man, nd he has been relieved of his soldierly assignments three years back and perhaps this would b his last year as Chairman, FPSC and it is the possibility that ur interview would b taken by a panel chaired by someone else.

Your personality creates an impression (that really matters) ... so be careful!

Be a gentlemen, don't get nervous... I think it will be great!

Regards,
Adil Memon

style
 

hi
i am nouman nasir malik from lahore.
it is for all who r talking about style in the interview.
there dosenot matter with u in the interview that ur hairs r looking longs nd ur shoes r fleet or joggers nd u have long shave.there is the thing to becoem confident and remain firm in ur attitude.when u r sitting in any interview never think that a soldier or an heavy personality is sit with me.what will be happened with u if u failed in ur interview.is he will eat u or swallowed u.no nothing will be happened.just make ur mind that u r going just 4 intervien not for ur career not before a heavy personality.
ok
take care
nd keep these instructions in ur mind.
bye c u.

Well
u defined the style of men very well
what will the appearance of the Female in interview( my frind will go 4 interview this time) , usually what kind of question interviwer can ask from condidates

I think one should be oneself. That is enough to make an impression. Just be yourself. Thats all !!!

[QUOTE=stultified]Is it wierd to go before the inetrview panel with long hair( ? or is it IN-Decent ?
or is it OK ?

I am talking about men's hair ofcourse.

I mean if the interviewer is an Army man , can he tolerate a beard and long hair ? or do you really have to make a "Decent Appearance" ? Decent here refers to the customary definition , fine hair cut clean shave blah blah !

any idea ?[/QUOTE]
DO WHAT THE Dr SAYS.

Persnality TRaits
 

[QUOTE=stultified]Is it wierd to go before the inetrview panel with long hair( ? or is it IN-Decent ?
or is it OK ?

I am talking about men's hair ofcourse.

I mean if the interviewer is an Army man , can he tolerate a beard and long hair ? or do you really have to make a "Decent Appearance" ? Decent here refers to the customary definition , fine hair cut clean shave blah blah !

any idea ?[/QUOTE]



Asalkm

As far as the physical appearance of a canditate in interview is concerned, I think That the hair style, whether based on long hair or short, should not matter any deal because their is no written code of conduct for hairstyles to be followed by the candidates.
Although the hygenic condition of hair, i.e. whether dirty or clean, well dressed or shattered apart, oil and combed or left alone, may matter, as it reflects one's way of living, habbit and habbitat.
Provided, properly kept, long hair should not b a problem. The important thing is one's comfort. IF one is not genuinely a kind of person, who would keep a gentle hair cut and be ironed all the time, than it does not mean one's not decent or unappropriate for the civil service provided fit otherwise.

whether dirty or clean, well dressed or shattered apart, oil and combed or left alone, may matter, as it reflects one's way of living, habbit and habbitat.
Provided, properly kept, long hair should not b a problem. The important thing is one's comfort