Re: Work Attire

["J. Ressler" <jressler -at- ewa-denver -dot- com>]

I'm attempting to break in some new hiking shoes today, coupled with 
shorts and a polo shirt. It took a lot for me to dress down from slacks 
and a nice shirt, but now I see nothing wrong with it. Next week I might 
wear slacks and a button down, just depends what is clean I guess.  If I 
wanted to wear a tank top and cut offs I might get some humorous 
comments, but I certainly wouldn't be thought less professional. There 
are several people here who probably don't even own slacks. When the 
customer is in town some of us do dress a little more 'professional', 
but not all of us.

This reminds me of a thread about 2 years ago when I first joined the 
list about different interview attire. In a recent advanced public 
speaking class I mentioned that it is not always appropriate to wear a 
suit to an interview. Needless to say, no one in the class agreed with 
me. The thread was interesting to me because it pointed out cultural 
differences in such U.S. locales like Boston, New York, Dallas, the 
South, Silicon Valley, and the Northwest.  I think it was a very 
informative and subjective thread.

Wow, I bet the people who have subscribed for a while are sick of seeing 
this topic...

justin
Who is headed for the mountains of Colorado




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