Back in the 80’s, I read Dress For Success” and found that dressing better does get better respect from others. I have had job interviews where I have been hired on the spot just because I decided to wear a tie.
In my career in the Air Force and later as a commercial pilot, the uniform commanded a degree of respect from most people. It also reminded me to act accordingly!
Excellent article. Back when I first started flying there Was a dress code (though unofficial). And there was indeed a greater degree of politeness
Keep up the good work.
Back in the 80’s, I read Dress For Success” and found that dressing better does get better respect from others. I have had job interviews where I have been hired on the spot just because I decided to wear a tie.
In my career in the Air Force and later as a commercial pilot, the uniform commanded a degree of respect from most people. It also reminded me to act accordingly!