Same industry, often in my field experience matters but since I'm a fog and interviewing with younger Management, I have a concern.

I know what I bring to the table, they know too as I have been vetted through three telephone interviews, however should I lose or leave the mostly great beard?

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What industry? Got to know if it will matter...

(can almost never go wrong clean shaven)

+1

And good luck!

Expensive goods and services including product knowledge seminars, sales training and events in small/large groups. Much one on one meetings.

I'll see if I have a picture.

No picture needed. The fact that you are merely mulling it over is enough to convince me to advise you should shave.

Everyone says it's looks good, I haven't had a full beard since the 70's, wore a van**** the last 6 years and grew the beard for No Mowvember.

Think I'll take it off now and see how it looks, interview is two weeks out so I can get it back.

Happy trails!

Dang, usually I make up my mind and run with it.

Any shot you can find out what he/she/they may look like?

Legs, pits and nuts should also not be shaved. [sarcasm]

I know a couple of younger guys that work in different divisions that have beards...

Frank, she is 37-45, she is relativly new to the company.

My friend heard her say someting similar to this----Be who you are, if you’re true to your beliefs,-----you’ll and be successful

I may have to let it fill back in! I know what I bring, her underlings know too or I wouldnt be meeting with her.

So you're saying she doesn't have a beard?:-k 🤔

Personally, I'd recommend shaving, but if having a beard costs you a job, did you really want the job in the first place? 🤐 🤐

This.

wheel,,

I had a mustache from the time I was 16 until a few years ago. Shaved it for whatever reason and the ladies went nuts.

Apparently, I look younger and handsomer (as if that were possible) clean shaven.

Shave it off. If it's no bueno... grow it back.