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Ha, ha, ha, I thought it was a zoom one.Unless the interview room is sweltering hot and I need to take the jacket of.
I would just like to say
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No, the interview will be at their premises and the head honcho will be attending via Zoom, the rest of them will be in the same room.Ha, ha, ha, I thought it was a zoom one.
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Yes, iron the back, too.
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Quite! I always liked it, just had to watch how many cups of tea/coffee etc I took when offered!
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I did one every morning for 34 years!I'm achully trying to remember how to iron a work shirt for the interview as I've not had to do one for over 4 months.
Trick is do it then put it straight on! Fewer creases!
Collar first, then yoke, then sleeves, then one front side, move round to the back then the other side of the front.
Can you still remember how to tie a tie?!
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I don't wear ties, even for interviews.
My work shirts are all short-sleeved anyway and wearing a tie with a short-sleeved shirt just looks wrong.
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Compared to doing a sleeve it takes seconds.Yes, iron the back, too.
This is why I opted for short sleeved shirts, much quicker!
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Depends on the type of short sleeved shirt!
Soft collar then yes, no tie, stiff collar, then no.
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Use a sleeve board - easy peasy.
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I'm off to try and iron me shirt.
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I'm watching ……………………………..
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Practice makes for speed. But with short sleeves no need, just get the seam sorted out, also you can turn it faster without the sleeve board.Use a sleeve board - easy peasy.
Important also to know how to use a steam iron properly.
Wouldn't dream of trying to iron without one.
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So is this a few laps of your rock?
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Don’t iron shirts. Throw in tumble dryer & take out when it stops & hang up straight away.
Good cotton (farmer type shirts) were my choice non of this poncy white plain ones
Good cotton (farmer type shirts) were my choice non of this poncy white plain ones
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Only wear a white one to a funeral! Unless there is a rule you have to wear a grey suit. And even then!
Never had a tumble dryer till after I retired.
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This IS a joke, right?
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Not if the tie covers it
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Ummm... OK, yes it is.This IS a joke, right?
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