I am a potential sales rep for a major American company. However, being a distance runner, will my small (under 5'10) frail (under 130 lbs) frame be considered a negative in the eyes of recruiters in an in-person interview? Do companies want "bigger" guys with more to them than skin and bones? Am considering gaining weight/muscle to look more "normal" (as my brother says). Thoughts?
if you are tall and skinny no problem. but you're not tall. so you may want to bulk up a little. I've found that wearing extra clothing goes a long way in making me appear larger than I really am.
ahh, the cost of being fit and excercising everyday.
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