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Originally Posted by Table 5
It really does depend on the business. In my line, wearing a suit would actually be a negative trait (and I still count corporate companies like IBM or Nike among my clients), as you'd be pegged as the corporate stiff with no imagination. What you wear is all relative to expectations of colleagues and clients.
Every man should have a great suit and all that goes with it. But that doesn't mean you have to dress like that every day of the week or you're a nobody who doesn't care about his career.
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Yup that is the "new" environment. Suites and nice shoes are sort of seen as... old and arcane.
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