What do you wear to work?

[illram]

Yesterday on the bus I saw a guy in a Google jacket with Google glasses on looking at his android phone. San Francisco!

 

[History_Buff]

Did you ask him who he worked for?

 

[Ziggy Stardust]

2 out of 3 days what I wore yesterday. The perks of being in IT.

 

[hobbsyoyo]

2 out of 3 days what I wore yesterday. The perks of being in IT.

This is why we call comp sci/comp eng majors 'swampies'.

 

[Tycho Brahe]

I don't wear jeans, but I could if I wanted to. No shirt or tie.

 

[Ziggy Stardust]

This is why we call comp sci/comp eng majors 'swampies'.

You may call me swampie
Instead of bum
Which is what I am

 

[Kozmos]

This is why we call comp sci/comp eng majors 'swampies'.

I indeed do feel like a bearded redneck.

 

[civvver]

We have 5 dress code rules:

No jeans
No shorts
No T-Shirts
No sneakers/tennis shoes
No open toed shoes (though the women violate this all the time, it's really for safety but you can't wear sandals basically).

So I basically wear khakis, casual shoes like sketchers brown or black ones, and polo shirts or button up shirts that aren't real dressy or sweaters. Sometimes I tuck in my shirts, sometimes I don't. I write computer software in an office.

 

[The_J]

That dress code sounds like an invitation to appear naked to work ^^.

Seems also unnecessary in that bussiness.

 

[Hygro]

In case this thread will be around for a while I voted what I'm likely to wear given the opportunity, which is a suit. If this is gonna be a short term thread then please mentally switch me over to "I don't have a job".

Also, Farm Boy is lying

 

[Leifmk]

2 out of 3 days what I wore yesterday. The perks of being in IT.

Yeah. I work in a building largely populated by lawyers and economists and while there is no official dress code the average is somewhat on the business-casual side (scaling up to suits and ties for international meetings and such). As an IT dude, however, I can wear pretty much whatever.

 

[Josu]

We have 3 rules:
-No shorts
-No T-Shirts with political motos
-No sandals

So I usually came with jeans (rarelly Corduroy trousers), and T-shirt or collared shirt

My company's manager uses to say that we sell IT Services, not image.

 

[civvver]

That dress code sounds like an invitation to appear naked to work ^^.

Seems also unnecessary in that bussiness.

The theory is that customers may be in the office so we need to have some semblance of professionalism. The sales reps all wear dressier stuff, slacks, dress shirts, sometimes jackets.