Job Interview while dressed....

[AlyssaJ]

Yep that's right, I had a job interview today that I attended while fully dressed. However before you get too excited, it was a phone interview :) So yeah I was here in my office dressed in a nice mini-dress, corset, stockings, heels all dressed up like I would if I were going to a professional interview. It was kinda fun even if totally safe and under the radar.

[Micki_Finn]

I don't know that I'd go to a face to face interview dressed unless you plan to dress every day for work. In which case the muddled laws around sexuality and gender identity work in your favor and if the interviewer in any way implies that your dressing is a reason for not hiring you, you could have a good discrimination case.

[Lana Mae]

Micki, except here in NC. That is what HB2 is really about! Prejudicial hiring and firing of the LGBTQ+ community!!! Hugs Lana Mae

[Stephanie47]

Exactly Lana, the majority of states do not have anti-discrimination laws protecting transgender men and women. Washington State has very anti-discrimination laws in employment, housing and public accommodations.

[Micki_Finn]

Currently 21 States I believe have sexual orientation non-discrimination laws and 18 or so have gender identity laws so it's a start at least. Not sure if they're going to make another run at getting the ENDA passed, but if we can get it passed, we'll be protected on a federal level. Not to sound cliche but write your senator!

[AlyssaJ]

I don't know that I'd go to a face to face interview dressed unless you plan to dress every day for work. In which case the muddled laws around sexuality and gender identity work in your favor and if the interviewer in any way implies that your dressing is a reason for not hiring you, you could have a good discrimination case.

Agreed, I have no desire to go to a face-to-face interview dressed. But that's what made this one fun. Since it was a phone interview I could do it no problem :)

[Jenniferathome]

... all dressed up like I would if I were going to a professional interview. ...

What kind of profession do you think would find a mini-dress, corset, stockings, and heels, appropriate? Stripper?

[AlyssaJ]

Perhaps mini-dress is the best description, it's similar to the one below only with long sleeves. Corset is underneath everything so unseen, stockings are worn such that the tops are hidden up under the skirt (no different then pantyhose) and heels are always appropriate business attire.

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[krissy]

Awesome Lisa
you got me lol

[Maria 60]

I believe I would probably feel more relaxed dressed. Must be funny thinking if only the person on the other side of the phone only knew how you were dressed. Thanks for sharing sounds like fun, I have to try it sometime.

[phili]

Good way to let the subtle psychological aspects of crossdressing come out- and then paving the way to be more the way you want at the new job.

[CONSUELO]

I've lost count of the number of teleconferences that I have attended dressed in just my nightgown and peignoir. I used to wonder what the other participants were wearing. A good thing it was not video conferencing.

[Kate Simmons]

It's actually your choice whether or not you want to do a live interview en femme. I remember one gal on here did that as she worked in a thrift store while en femme. :)

[CD Tammy]

I haven't been to a job interview in many years but when I landed this job the interviewer had no idea that under my suit I was wearing a teddy and stockings but I did. It made me smile more.

[NicoleScott]

What kind of profession do you think would find a mini-dress, corset, stockings, and heels, appropriate? Stripper?

This, from someone who started a thread "Why is the negative so easily assumed".

[Dana44]

Lisa, good going. perhaps if you get the job you can work at home as a babe.

[Meagan01]

HA! I did just the same thing last week!! I had to put on my Power Suit!!!!!

[Alice_2014_B]

Hahaha!
I knew there was something, Lol.
As long as it was fun.
:)