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Although UBS titled this document a dresscode it seems to be more like a dress handbook from the snippets that have been translated. Overall I think it's an in
by CitizenKane 16y ago
Although UBS titled this document a dresscode it seems to be more like a dress handbook from the snippets that have been translated.
Overall I think it's an intriguing idea. I've known quite a few people (myself included) that have harmed peoples' perceptions of them simply by not appearing professional. I had used to think it would be a big burden on my time, but it's amazing what taking 5 - 10 minutes a day will do to improve your image.
- Qz 16y agoI have a friend who apparently never learned to make the 'th' sound, and just replaces it with the 'd' sound or at the end of words with the 'tch' sound. He runs his own business and does moderately well for himself, but I tend to find that speech habit very distracting and can only assume many of the people he does business with are the same. I've considered bringing it up to him as something he could improve on, but I haven't figured out a way to tell him that wouldn't sound horribly condescending.