Is there a dress code at your job?

[deucher]

I don't have that because my superiors think that a person's work is more important to them than how they look, but of course within reasonable limits. I like their attitude about it. I would like it to be the same in my previous jobs

 

[King Belieal]

I don't have a job, I run my own business. And that is the beauty of business. You don't have to align to wearing any particular kind of dresses to work. As an entrepreneur, I wear anything I can find in my closet and that's peace of mind on it's own.

 

[Rajan]

No there is no such requirement at my job but still we need to dress decently

 

[deucher]

I don't have a job, I run my own business. And that is the beauty of business. You don't have to align to wearing any particular kind of dresses to work. As an entrepreneur, I wear anything I can find in my closet and that's peace of mind on it's own.

This is great because many people have moments when they spend a lot of time to choose clothes and also spend money to buy clothes just for work and they will not go anywhere else in this outfit

 

[King Belieal]

When I was in paid employment as a high achieve teacher, I used to spend so much money to get clothes so I can dress corporate. You could imagine having to buy a tie and a shoe often because you are supposed to dress to impress.

 

[Stevenbarb]

We have different dress codes at my workplace. I am working in a communication company and we have different outfits for different days.

We also wear some unique clothes for some of the events that we do depending on when the event is coming up. I have a lot of these clothes at home as well.

 

[Teeonyekwere]

I once worked at an hospitality industry, so yes we have a dress code. We are required to wear white shirt on black pants on Mondays to Thursdays. But on the rest of the days, we can go casual, as long as it is modest.

 

[eLdavis]

I am currently working from home, so there is no dress code for me. I could even be in my pajamas and still attend to most of my customers with ease . I guess that's one of the benefits of working online.

 

[Teegold]

I once worked at a restaurant, and we are given a yellow uniform to wear on black pants. It must be worn like that everyday or else you will be sanctioned seriously!

 

[Yusra]

Yes, there is a fairly standard business casual dress code at my workplace. The guidelines prohibit overly casual items like ripped jeans, athletic wear, flip-flops etc. While ties aren't mandatory for men, collared shirts and slacks or khakis are expected.

 

[Mad Hatter]

I mostly work at home so no dress code for me. But I do have to go down to the warehouse every so often, and the store in front as well all have to wear red tee shirts with the company logo on them.

 

[Teegold]

I mostly work at home so no dress code for me. But I do have to go down to the warehouse every so often, and the store in front as well all have to wear red tee shirts with the company logo on them.

Man, the freedom that comes with working from home is certainly underated! Nobody to set unreasonable rules, no going to work late or closing late. And of course, you don't have to worry about transportation!

 

[Ronin]

There is no dress code for most employees, but I have to dress only in a special secretary uniform. You know, a jacket, a short skirt (just kidding), classic pants, I have to be the face of our office

 

[King Belieal]

Hospitality industry doesn't joke with dress codes. You are constantly receiving and attending to visitors who sometimes can be coming from distant places. And you as a staff of that hospitality outfit is expected to make a statement with your dressing.

I once worked at an hospitality industry, so yes we have a dress code. We are required to wear white shirt on black pants on Mondays to Thursdays. But on the rest of the days, we can go casual, as long as it is modest.

 

[Amdhone3qq]

Off course no there is not dressing code you will just dress the way you like all what the need is to always were your tag