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I hope that's stock photography. Working out in a business suit is offensive. I can't even wear my hoodie at the gym without overheating. And I look like tha
by digitalsushi 15y ago
I hope that's stock photography. Working out in a business suit is offensive. I can't even wear my hoodie at the gym without overheating. And I look like that dude on the left.
Just sayin'.
(explicitly I am just sayin' that we need to revisit the expectations of attire if we're going to conflate the notions of work and exercise).
- kscaldef 15y agoI'm pretty sure they're moving at a slow-ish walk, not running. The point is regular low levels of physical activity, not hard core cardio during your meeting.
- brown9-2 15y agoNot to mention how uncomfortable you feet might feel after lots of walking in dress shoes.
- olefoo 15y agoIf you read that caption, it's not stock photography. It is however taken from a low angle, looking straight at the woman's behind, a not so subtle bit of art direction. I'm all for having active workdays, but if we're going to have walking meetings I'd rather have a mid-sized park and a quiet path to walk along. Or a grand promenade if it needs to be indoors. This just seems like an over-engineered solution.