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"Oh and shirt is mandatory" So wait, coding without a shirt on is how a thing? My god man. If there is air conditioning, slacks shouldn't be a problem though
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
"Oh and shirt is mandatory"
So wait, coding without a shirt on is how a thing?
My god man.
If there is air conditioning, slacks shouldn't be a problem though shorts aren't extraordinarily unsuitable.
You can wear a shirt man.
- retsibsi 8y agoI think the contrast is shirt vs. t-shirt, rather than shirt vs. bare chest.
- jamestimmins 8y agoIn some countries a "shirt" means specifically a button-down. In the same way that "slacks" means long pants. So this likely just means that a button-down is required rather than a t-shirt.
- chrisdhoover 8y agoA button down shirt is one where the collar is buttoned to the yoke. I think you mean a button up shirt, one that has a placket and buttons in the front versus a pull over or t-shirt.
- jamestimmins 8y agoOh fascinating, I had no idea they had different meanings!