What is your dress code at work (office peeps)?
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Jeans an a T-shirt, with trainers.
I like my office.
I like my office.
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anything as long as it isn't offensive. As it should be.
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Today i wore underpants and a Tshirt, all day. Still wearing them now in fact.
Working from home is the greatest.
Working from home is the greatest.
It depends on where you work.
Work as an IT Tech in a tiny office at a high school, just me and the boss. Wore a full suit for a year with white shirt and tie but now I skip the tie and he hasn't said anything.
Teaching staff/management wouldn't complain as most of them dress like a bunch of bums off the street
Teaching staff/management wouldn't complain as most of them dress like a bunch of bums off the street
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Trousers, shirt and tie.
I wear my shirt out with sleeve rolled up and tie slightly loose though as I look like a tit otherwise.
I wear my shirt out with sleeve rolled up and tie slightly loose though as I look like a tit otherwise.
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Corporate/branded shirt + slacks.
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jeans/t-shirts here Civil Service 
Student/bum casual whether clients are in or not. Flip flops and sandals were all the rage in the summer.
Company is a rather new age forward thinking company who has decided that performance is strictly not related to dress code and prefers to let the quality of the work tell the story to the client.
The senior management team do wear suits when out on site, but if in the office its usually smart casual.
Company is a rather new age forward thinking company who has decided that performance is strictly not related to dress code and prefers to let the quality of the work tell the story to the client.
The senior management team do wear suits when out on site, but if in the office its usually smart casual.
Work as an IT Tech in a tiny office at a high school, just me and the boss. Wore a full suit for a year with white shirt and tie but now I skip the tie and he hasn't said anything.
Teaching staff/management wouldn't complain as most of them dress like a bunch of bums off the street
Same job role as me, i wear shirt and trousers (no tie) and it's pretty flexible so we could wear pretty casual clothes if we wanted to. It's a relaxed school so shirt out and top button undone
Same job role as me, i wear shirt and trousers (no tie) and it's pretty flexible so we could wear pretty casual clothes if we wanted to. It's a relaxed school so shirt out and top button undone
yea I could probably go far more casual but I look badass in my suit
In school holidays etc I go in with jeans and t-shirt.
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Although we're helpdesk, because where we work is often walked through by reps and head people from BBC/SKY/ITN etc (aka) companies we want to have a good impression of us, along with MDs and other directors etc, my section wears shirt, trousers and shoes during the week, although whatever we want non-offensive at weekends (as theres no official visits nor top brass around then).
We dont have to wear ties although a few people do.
I just tend to wear black shirt untucked, black trousers and shoes.
What is worn really depends on department though as some wear far more casual gear than us, to the point of wearing torn jeans, top and trainers.
We dont have to wear ties although a few people do.
I just tend to wear black shirt untucked, black trousers and shoes.
What is worn really depends on department though as some wear far more casual gear than us, to the point of wearing torn jeans, top and trainers.
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t-shirt + 3/4 length shorts is my usual attire, but whatever I want really.
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Monday - Black trousers and a turquoise top with NHS Young Apprentices In Care on it.
Tuesday - Sometimes the above and other times a shirt + tie because I'm out visiting Health, Social + Child Care centres.
Wed - Black trousers + shirt (no tie)
Thu - Black trousers + shirt (no tie)
Fri - Shirt + tie because I'm out visiting but sometimes combats + t-shirt when I'm doing activities with students.
If I'm meeting healthcare heirarchy then I have to wear a suit.
Tuesday - Sometimes the above and other times a shirt + tie because I'm out visiting Health, Social + Child Care centres.
Wed - Black trousers + shirt (no tie)
Thu - Black trousers + shirt (no tie)
Fri - Shirt + tie because I'm out visiting but sometimes combats + t-shirt when I'm doing activities with students.
If I'm meeting healthcare heirarchy then I have to wear a suit.