> Do you take your shoes off at work? (assuming you still have a non-virtual workplace) In India, when the dust kills computers by clogging fans, you'll see wo

> Do you take your shoes off at work? (assuming you still have a non-virtual workplace) In India, when the dust kills computers by clogging fans, you'll see workplaces with computers have a "leave your shoes outside" board. I'm not sure what happens today, but this was true when I lived there. That's mostly because everyone coming in is usually spent the last half mile on foot and the shoes will basically flake-off indoors in the lowered humidity. Also, for some reason my dentist's office has a "employees must change into shoes" notice, suspiciously in the bay area. Maybe they had some contamination issues ("work shoes" that could be santized properly?) or maybe they had employees wear sandals into the office & they had to enforce the rule after someone dropped a sharp on a toe?