> In general, this effect is bolstered by wearing 'office' attire under the coat This part I did not know. This does bring up a good point as to whether Goog

> In general, this effect is bolstered by wearing 'office' attire under the coat This part I did not know. This does bring up a good point as to whether Google itself believes in these cliches of STEM. Google's company cultural mentions "you can be serious without a suit" and management follows suit with jeans and a shirt. Of course, I don't think jeans and a shirt actually changes whether it is any less corporatey. Meanwhile Google fired and silenced scientists such as Timnit Gebru. Which is all to say Google doesn't even uphold the very ideals it is pitching to the masses.