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Originally Posted by Sliver
I say all that knowing there are some people at a station in life where they don't have this option. I'm lucky I can get away with this attitude.
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I think this part sucks. I work for myself from home - so I wear jeans and a t-shirt unless it's summer then it's shorts and a t-shirt.
I get not everyone has that option, but I always try and advocate for more casual dress options for everyone. Just because someone works a service industry job (eg bank teller from the previous discussion) doesn't mean they should have to conform to archaic dress standards imo. Wear the clothes you already have/like - whether you're good or bad at your job isn't determined by what you wear. (Excluding obvious safety requirement type items, hairnet in a kitchen, steel toed boots, scrubs for medical etc)