Would you choose the job or the hair?

That's true. Let's not forget about the Dave Mattingly vs George Steinbrenner battle of wills over sideburns. Many baseball clubs do have (or did have) policies on facial hair, and most sports franchises have rules about dressing nicely when travelling. (Most ballplayers are wearing very nice, very expensive suits to/from their hotels.)I think a lot of these policies surround the visibility of the 'employee,' and are related to the public image of the company in question.> Hello:> I actually know a few companies that actually say in a> contract how long men should wear their hair and go in> details about beards and mustaches etc.

>lets say you were in the position of working for one> of the best companies in the world that offered> everything you ever dreamed of in a job. The pay ,> vacations, etc was excellent.> Okay when you arrived for your final interview, the> CEO of the company explains to you in the interview> that they appreciate your expertise and want you to> start right away but there is one condition.> The condition is that every man and woman have to have> hair above their shoulders. It has something to do> with their image. And lets say that it is their legal> rights and you can't fight it etc. No short hair or> long hair allowed, just shoulder lenght.> What do you do?> Personally I would cut my hair because my family would> come first.Hi DianeI would do it unless it was a Saftey concern and there was no other choice . A friend of a co-worker was confronted with the same question she is a stunt woman tallasian girl with butt length or longer and the producer gave her one choice if the show is picked up for the 2nd seasonshe would have to cut her hair because the woman she was doubling for had hair above the collar .She took the job because she really need the money single mother of two and ablack belt in the marshal arts.