I never suggested one should fail to bring logs, if requested. One does not need to place so much emphasis on them, as some seem to suggest.

Dressing appropriately is not necessarily dressing like a well-cut cookie. No one has suggested one should not dress for the interview. I've seen people show up in a Levi cordoroy suit, or a crushed velvet suit; neither appropriate nor the correct decade. Also both were badly wrinkled and didn't look professional. One need not be in a new blue suit with a red tie to get the job, however. A sport jacket, blue or grey slacks, white shirt and tie, have worked well for me for a long time. To each his own.

Echoes of Kit Darby abound everywhere, and despite the flashy magazines, he was right about half the time. Kind of like a broken clock.