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I disagree with him on many things. But I do agree on the T-shirts. I like mine without any prints or branding, especially the stupid university prints. And I
by wkat4242 3y ago
I disagree with him on many things. But I do agree on the T-shirts. I like mine without any prints or branding, especially the stupid university prints.
And I hate ties and formal attire as well, I refuse to wear it and I wouldn't work for a company that requires it.
- nixwiz 3y agoI was surprised to learn several years ago that there are still companies that require this. Check out this job posting, in Seattle of all places. https://www.smartrecruiters.com/expeditors/743999981793070 https://www.smartrecruiters.com/expeditors/743999981793070 I spoke to them in the past, that last bullet point definitely means suit and tie. I immediately noped out when they told me that. When I lived in Seattle and commuted on the bus to downtown, you could tell the few on the bus who worked there simply by how they were dressed.
- workingdog 3y agoWe're business casual. It helps weed out the chronically independent.
- wkat4242 3y agoWhat does that mean? Chronically independent? I always wear chinos and a T-shirt :P I don't even own any shirts that fit. And I wouldn't do my job any better with one (in fact probably a lot worse because I'd be resentful and very uncomfortable).
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