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A quick definition of chief executive:

A chief executive is the leader of a government or a company. In a government, the chief executive is the head of the executive branch, which is responsible for enforcing laws. For example, the President of the United States is the chief executive of the U.S. government. In a company, the chief executive is a high-level manager who makes important decisions and leads the organization.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: The head of the executive branch of a government or a corporate officer at the upper levels of management.

Example: The President of the United States is the chief executive of the country, responsible for enforcing laws and leading the executive branch of the government.

Another example of a chief executive is the CEO of a company, who is responsible for managing the company's operations and making strategic decisions.

These examples illustrate the definition of a chief executive as a person who holds a high-level position of authority and is responsible for leading and managing an organization or government branch.

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AngryMiniCar

12:23

I don't think colors matter. But google says to err on the side of something darker/more neutral. So no legally blonde pink suit

babycakes

12:24

Going into court looking like hilldawg

[] ZoodleRoodle

12:24

Pencil skirts are a staple imo.. if not pencil skirt, then what?

AngryMiniCar

12:24

Pencil skirts are smexy. I've seen quite a few defense attorneys and prosecutors wear it during trial. Do it just make sure it's long enough. Shouldn't be exposing.

llama

12:25

@ZoodleRoodle: Pen skirts?

starfishies

12:26

i have a zoom interview coming up and it got me thinking about women's bus. formal. when i go to the stores all the blouses are like floral printed and pretty colors but i dont rlly think that'd present as professional

babycakes

12:26

I think floral is fine usually

babycakes

12:26

As long as it’s not distractingly so

llama

12:27

who doesnt like floral?

starfishies

12:27

i love floral i just wanna get hired tho ;-;

llama

12:27

dan ives - this dood always on the TV wearing like neon and crazy patterns

starfishies

12:29

post-interview ik i can get away with more but for first impressions ill prob just get in the typical waiter-looking uniform of white button up and black blazer :(

babycakes

12:30

I honestly think no one would reject a qualified candidate for wearing floral for a zoom interview

starfishies

12:30

maybe if she's interviewing with an equally qualified candidate that isnt wearing flowers

AngryMiniCar

12:31

I feel like depending on what type of floral some of them can be a lot...

[] ZoodleRoodle

12:31

floral with a black blazer would be niiiiice

starfishies

12:31

ik im overthinking it just nervous

AngryMiniCar

12:32

No need to be nervous. You got this boo 💪 💪 💪

putitinreverseterry

12:32

fishies have you committed to a school yet?

starfishies

12:33

thx minicar and yes i have! keeping it on the dl until the cycles actually over tho

putitinreverseterry

12:33

nice. congrats!

babycakes

12:35

if u committed to a school raise ur hand

babycakes

12:36

✋

putitinreverseterry

12:37

after the email i received from NUSL, i'm 100% committed

starfishies

12:37

✋ (and ty for the congrats :))

putitinreverseterry

12:37

to another school

putitinreverseterry

12:38

so whats the consensus on negotiating twice?

babycakes

12:40

Might not work but they’re not gonna revoke your acceptance for trying

putitinreverseterry

12:42

ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

putitinreverseterry

12:42

ok thanks

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