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What I'd say to you based on what you're wearing as a new hire software engineer

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Why it worked

The video uses humor and relatable scenarios about first-day impressions based on attire to engage viewers. The creator's consistent, friendly greeting across different outfit styles provides a lighthearted and memorable takeaway.

Summary

The creator humorously suggests what they would say to a new hire based on their outfit. They present three scenarios: a traditionally dressed software engineer, a woman in a polka dot dress, and someone wearing expensive streetwear, offering a welcoming greeting in each case.

Structure

1Introduction: What I'd say based on your outfit as a new hire software engineer
2Scenario 1: Button-up shirt, khakis, and belt
3Scenario 2: Polka dot dress, jewelry, and heels
4Scenario 3: Expensive streetwear (Supreme hoodie, Balenciaga)
5Consistent greeting regardless of attire

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What I'd say to you based on what you're wearing as a new hire software engineer

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What I'd say to you based on what you're wearing as a new hire software engineer. This is what I'd say to you based off of what you're wearing as a new hire software engineer. If you're coming in with your hair all gelled up like this and a button-up shirt like this and some khaki pants and a belt that matches your shoes, I'll be like, 'Hey man, welcome to the team. Nice to meet you. I'm Michael. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.' If you're coming in with your makeup all done, with some nice jewelry and a polka dot dress and some high heels, I'll be like, 'Hey, welcome to the team. Nice to meet you. I'm Michael. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help you.' If you're coming in with a Supreme hoodie that costs $500 and some Balenciaga that costs a thousand, I'll be like, 'Hey, welcome to the team. Nice to meet you. I'm Michael. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help you.'