Re: Work Attire

["Jo Francis Byrd" <jbyrd -at- byrdwrites -dot- com>]

Amber asked:

 Just out of curiosity, what do you all wear to work?

Me? It depends. A few years ago I interviewed  wearing a nice suit, trousers
rather than skirt. Wore a two piece dress, hose and dress shoes the first
day. Everyone else was in shorts, t-shirts, sandals, very casual, in other
words. Looked around, said, "take a good look, you'll never see me in one of
these again."

>From then on, I wore casual slacks or jeans. In fact, that's my usual dress
code. I'm usually in casual slacks; winters find me wearing a lot of
turtlenecks and sweaters or sweatshirts - mainly because the places usually
have all the warmth of a meat locker.

Given my druthers (lovely word, "druthers") I'd wear jeans.

Usually don't wear tennies, though. Wear my comfy laceup oxford type shoes.

Jo Byrd



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