Zuckerberg’s fashion sense bothers analyst

[Derrick]

Zuckerberg’s fashion sense irks analyst

Mark Zuckerberg’s trademark hoodie has been branded a “mark of immaturity”...

[theJonster]

he doesnt want their money, they want his facebook...until that changes, the man can wear a hoodie

[ghoti]

What a douche. The dude has done it, he can wear anything he wants. Judging a person by their hoodie is also a sign of immaturity.

[Devill]

What a douche. The dude has done it, he can wear anything he wants. Judging a person by their hoodie is also a sign of immaturity.

No it is a sign of short sightedness and stupidity.

[ghoti]

No it is a sign of short sightedness and stupidity.

Cant disagree there.

[Devill]

Cant disagree there.

Ps I wonder if they also look at Warren Buffet's ill fitting shirts (around the color) and say that he is immature

[ghoti]

Ps I wonder if they also look at Warren Buffet's ill fitting shirts (around the color) and say that he is immature

Or Steve Jobs polo neck

[Devill]

Or Steve Jobs polo neck

Rofl

Touche.

[relronde]

Or Steve Jobs polo neck

Steve's polo neck and jeans can thus also be seen as a sign of immaturity, yet he was a very successful and driven person that changed an almost bankrupt Apple into a Top 500 company in a couple of short years. Clothes does not make the man and a suite and tie does not make you, or the company you represent, successful.

[Kosmik]

Lol, what a load of rubbish.

Jealousy I say

[cerebus]

Zuckerberg strikes me as a fairly immature person. I would have assumed that anybody looking to invest in FaceBook would have accepted that by now.

[ghoti]

Zuckerberg strikes me as a fairly immature person. I would have assumed that anybody looking to invest in FaceBook would have accepted that by now.

They did with Steve Jobs.

[evilstebunny]

IMO the biggest scheisters usually wears the smartest suits .. so looking at the dress code of your potential investor is about as useful as choosing a performance car based on its color.

[Devill]

IMO the biggest scheisters usually wears the smartest suits .. so looking at the dress code of your potential investor is about as useful as choosing a performance car based on its color.

But red goes faster!

[SlickNick]

Steve's polo neck and jeans can thus also be seen as a sign of immaturity, yet he was a very successful and driven person that changed an almost bankrupt Apple into a Top 500 company in a couple of short years. Clothes does not make the man and a suite and tie does not make you, or the company you represent, successful.

I don't know what makes people think that wearing a suit makes others more accomplished. People in suits still commit crimes.
But as for the reason of my reply, I read the Steve Jobs bio recently, and according to it, Steve was looking at getting uniforms for his people at Apple, but they all disliked it very much, so he asked this designer (I can't remember which) to create a whole bunch of these polo-necks for him, and started wearing them as a uniform, because he liked the idea of having a uniform.

But yeah, it's a uniform in the Jobs way.