Changing the Beard Rule
#253
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2009
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My airline tolerated them until last year. We had a recently retired Air Force new hire that stopped shaving in ground school and didn’t pick up a razor, trimmer or clipper since. The last time I saw him, I was embarrassed to be seen near the guy. He had a bald head and a beard that looked like he belonged on a set of Lord of the Rings. He was spoken to by several check airmen and still refused to shave or trim. We are no longer allowed beards. It’s always “that guy” that ruins it.
#254
My airline tolerated them until last year. We had a recently retired Air Force new hire that stopped shaving in ground school and didn’t pick up a razor, trimmer or clipper since. The last time I saw him, I was embarrassed to be seen near the guy. He had a bald head and a beard that looked like he belonged on a set of Lord of the Rings. He was spoken to by several check airmen and still refused to shave or trim. We are no longer allowed beards. It’s always “that guy” that ruins it.
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#257
Gets Weekends Off
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ours was an unofficial policy. Unfortunately, “that guy” enacted an official policy so that no one looks a war dwarf anymore.
#258
Disinterested Third Party
Joined APC: Jun 2012
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I know several people who legitimately have sensitive skin, and for whom shaving daily is a real pain. I don't think making a career decision based on something that contributes to your comfort and happiness is vanity. That may be the case with some people, but I wouldn't paint everyone with the same brush.
It's actually a standard interview response.
"Sir, can you tell us why you showed up today looking like Grizzly Adams?
"I'm very sensitive."
"You're hired. Please see HR on the way out for your poetry anthology, coonskin cap, and musket. Send in the next man."
#259
Once they turn eighteen and have been shaving for a couple of years, that should go away.
It's actually a standard interview response.
"Sir, can you tell us why you showed up today looking like Grizzly Adams?
"I'm very sensitive."
"You're hired. Please see HR on the way out for your poetry anthology, coonskin cap, and musket. Send in the next man."
It's actually a standard interview response.
"Sir, can you tell us why you showed up today looking like Grizzly Adams?
"I'm very sensitive."
"You're hired. Please see HR on the way out for your poetry anthology, coonskin cap, and musket. Send in the next man."
#260
Disinterested Third Party
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 6,264
They're all pilots?
Sensitive pilots?
With the exception of classified operations and poet-pilots, sensitive pilot seems an oxymoron, not that your sensitive snowflake pilot friends are morons. Or oxy's. Or moronic poets who do classified things, because if so, we couldn't really talk about it.
"I'm sorry, sir, that's classified. I could tell you, but then I'd have to shave you. And write a stanza about it."
Sensitive pilots?
With the exception of classified operations and poet-pilots, sensitive pilot seems an oxymoron, not that your sensitive snowflake pilot friends are morons. Or oxy's. Or moronic poets who do classified things, because if so, we couldn't really talk about it.
"I'm sorry, sir, that's classified. I could tell you, but then I'd have to shave you. And write a stanza about it."
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