Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s not that difficult.

Email gets sent out to everyone. Nobody specific is targeted. “Colleagues, as we enter our new fiscal year we are taking a moment to refocus on our company brand and putting our best foot forward with our clients and industry. As part of this effort, please find below our updated guidelines for appropriate and expected dress, which will help balance self expression in our creative field with professionalism in front of our clients:

Business casual attire should be freshly laundered and ironed
Shoes should be close-toed and season appropriate. No Crocs, sneakers, sandals, etc.
No brand logos
No revealing clothing. Shirts are expected to cover the trunk entirely.

Thanks to everyone for your partnership in this!

Management

Wtf does this mean

I think she meant skirts

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s not that difficult.

Email gets sent out to everyone. Nobody specific is targeted. “Colleagues, as we enter our new fiscal year we are taking a moment to refocus on our company brand and putting our best foot forward with our clients and industry. As part of this effort, please find below our updated guidelines for appropriate and expected dress, which will help balance self expression in our creative field with professionalism in front of our clients:

Business casual attire should be freshly laundered and ironed
Shoes should be close-toed and season appropriate. No Crocs, sneakers, sandals, etc.
No brand logos
No revealing clothing. Shirts are expected to cover the trunk entirely.

Thanks to everyone for your partnership in this!

Management

Wtf does this mean

Anonymous wrote:It’s not that difficult.

Email gets sent out to everyone. Nobody specific is targeted. “Colleagues, as we enter our new fiscal year we are taking a moment to refocus on our company brand and putting our best foot forward with our clients and industry. As part of this effort, please find below our updated guidelines for appropriate and expected dress, which will help balance self expression in our creative field with professionalism in front of our clients:

Business casual attire should be freshly laundered and ironed
Shoes should be close-toed and season appropriate. No Crocs, sneakers, sandals, etc.
No brand logos
No revealing clothing. Shirts are expected to cover the trunk entirely.

Thanks to everyone for your partnership in this!

Management

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Man I can't wait until the boomers all die or retire and this idiotic obsession with how people dress dies with them.

The clothes you wear have literally zero bearing on how well you can do your job. Wear what you want, but shut up about what other people wear, it's none of your business and is completely irrelevant to their job performance.

This

I've worked for Disney World and the Marriott corporation. We were required to dress professionally. It's just part of the job.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Man I can't wait until the boomers all die or retire and this idiotic obsession with how people dress dies with them.

The clothes you wear have literally zero bearing on how well you can do your job. Wear what you want, but shut up about what other people wear, it's none of your business and is completely irrelevant to their job performance.

This

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Man I can't wait until the boomers all die or retire and this idiotic obsession with how people dress dies with them.

The clothes you wear have literally zero bearing on how well you can do your job. Wear what you want, but shut up about what other people wear, it's none of your business and is completely irrelevant to their job performance.

True. But like it or not; people make judgements based on appearance. And honestly, I do question someone’s judgement if they are wearing clothes that are totally inappropriate for a specific situation. Would you wear a thong bikini to a child’s birthday party? Or athletic shorts and a t shirt to your grandmother’s funeral?

Being well groomed, clean, and in professional attire is someone almost anyone can do. And it says ‘I am a competent adult’, not ‘I just got out of bed hungover to roll in to work’.