Eh. Different professions have different needs. If you're in a profession where you need to interact with a broad variety of human beings in a positive way, then having a haircut which is designed to draw attention to yourself by boldly and deliberately flouting social conventions, it may be a problem. You're being paid to make the customers happy and their interactions straightforward, not to challenge their conventions and ways of thinking.
If you're in a position where you need to work closely with your fellow employees and a computer, that's different. Approaching things unconventionally and thinking outside the box could very well be a NASA scientist's chief virtue.
If you're in a position where you need to work closely with your fellow employees and a computer, that's different. Approaching things unconventionally and thinking outside the box could very well be a NASA scientist's chief virtue.