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I think this article has it backwards. I usually gauge what the company culture is by the dress code. If everyone in the office is wearing a suit and looks down
by S_A_P 11y ago
I think this article has it backwards. I usually gauge what the company culture is by the dress code. If everyone in the office is wearing a suit and looks down on me for not doing so, I don't want to work there. If they judge someone for not wearing a suit I don't want to work there. If they care about good results and as long as you dress appropriately for any customers you may face, that is probably a good culture.
- dheera 11y agoI agree with you. I also think this way. However, keep in mind though that the unemployment for software engineers in the Bay Area is nearly zero. I've rejected more companies than the other way around. So for people like us, we tend to collectively get a lot of say over company culture, or else we leave and find a better place to work. This isn't true of most other industries though.