The only thing I can think of is that he made a negative comment about where I got my BA from and I think this is the real reason why.  Blaming it on my personality was just a scapegoat maybe.  Other than that I can't think of anything else.  The interview went good.

Devry

Yeah I had an interview like that once. I aced the technical interview(s) and they were talking salary and when could I start, etc. Then after the last "soft-skills" interview at customer site, they said their environment was too "dot-com"like and that my personality was too structured to work out well there given my history in largely state and local govt work. They were probably right, everyone was wearing jeans (some were cut-offs), t-shirts and sandals, and I found myself questioning whether it was a work environment or a beach party. Many employers do culture fit interviews and it may be something as simple as that.

You're going to laght but I work in an IT company and I HAVE TO WEAR UNIFORM

damn thats rough!

I can see consultants wearing suits or dressing up more than the random employee.

I wish my girlfriend was supportive of me being a cert monkey.

A full suit?!  Damn, I couldn't do that.  I just can't think straight and do my job well if I'm not comfortable.  Luckily, they let us wear anything we like (within reason) where I work now.  I tend to get a lot more work done and be more productive in jeans/t-shirt then full suit.

Suddenly I have an image of Casual Friday from Man in the Box.

My last job was great, summer time was extra casual.  Shorts, t-shirts, sneakers.  During the regular year we had many jeans weeks for charity of course.  Fridays were always casual/jeans.  Day after a snow day was casual.  I miss that, I am in a mixed environment now but I am typically slacks and button-ups.  I don't mind that so much, if I will be working with clients I will typically be in a tie and/or sports jacket, sadly I need more of the jackets.  I don't bust out the full suit except for weddings and interviews, I don't like getting it dirty

I am still shocked when my recruiters remind me to wear a suit and tie when going for interviews.  I look at them like "duh" but they have told me that they had recruits going in wearing jeans and such.  Shocking how people don't know how to dress for success.  I heard wise words once "Dress for the job you want, not for the job you have."