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I've worked for many companies as a developer in an MS stack. I've never had a dress code that required more than a t shirt.
by recursive 13y ago
I've worked for many companies as a developer in an MS stack. I've never had a dress code that required more than a t shirt.
- rbanffy 13y agoSo, you disagree with the "wearing a tie" part?
- wfjackson 13y agoThe other day I had a meeting with some folks in a company that uses .NET and the CEO showed up in a gym shirt, shorts and sports shoes. You're conflating the technology with the places it's typically used, there are places that use RoR where everyone wears a tie.
- recursive 13y agoI disagree with all of it except for your preference. I think cool companies can write in .net