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Whats the dress code at your workplace?

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What do you have to wear at work?

  • Formal all week long

  • Business Casual all week long

  • Casual all week long

  • Formal 4 days and causal Fridays

  • Business Casual 4 days and causal Fridays

  • I work from home, naked


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I dress business casual. There is no real "code". One of my co workers (engineer) regularly wears jeans and a slipknot shirt.
 
The network applications people and systems administrators don't really have a dress code. I worked the last half of the day in what I wore to the gym at lunch last week.
 
We entertain board of directors meetings in shorts, sandals, and any t-shirt we find.

Our primary VC (with some 45 million invested in the business) dresses like he walked straight out of a kmart clearance isle.

We're pretty laid back.
 
When I got hired on my current job, the lady said: "As long as it's clean and smells good"

I was satisfied with that answer!
 
The first day I showed up I was business casual/formal. Then my boss came over introduced himself in shorts, sandals and a ripped t-shirt.

Now it's casual all day every day, one guy in the studio wears a suit 24/7 but that's it.
 
The first day I showed up I was business casual/formal. Then my boss came over introduced himself in shorts, sandals and a ripped t-shirt.

Now it's casual all day every day, one guy in the studio wears a suit 24/7 but that's it.
we always have a good laugh at people showing up in suits only to get interviewed by a guy in ripped jeans and a ratty t-shirt 😛
 
All casual. Shorts, t-shirts, polos, jeans, hoodies, flip-flops - whatever is comfortable for the weather.

Naked Wednesday hasn't caught on yet, but I'm working on implementing it.
 
Any-ting you wan'.

Wearing T-shirt, jeans and Timberlands today. Wore dress-shirt, jeans and Chuck Taylors on Monday. Got rid of the slacks and dress shoes after 2 weeks after starting because even the senior staff were in t-shirts and jeans; lots of fieldwork, and pretty jaded staff.
 
Business casual in the building I work in, but nobody cares if we wear jeans, dress shoes and a polo. I alternate depending on how I feel.
 
Anything at least the level of our director, which is pretty easy since he'll come in sometimes wearing shorts and a t-shirt sometimes.
 
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