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Vivek, how would you connect being professional to the attire?
Well there exists an unwritten, but well known professional dress code......for both the genders.
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well some ceans have mentioned that the dress code in colleges and companies reflect the work environment of that place,of that is the reason then why dont we have Global IT giants like microsoft and google hav their developers wearin formals as put forward by cean KIDAKAKA . its ok to have formals in board meetings and mergers.but what do we have to do with a 24 hour professionalism???? all i would like to say is
ITS NOT SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
ITS LIVE TO THE FULLEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Default Re: Should there be a dress code in colleges or at workplaces?

Hospitable dress are good and agreeable, but few guys and gals are not able to distinguish between Hosptiable dresses and provocative dresses.
That is what happening in common


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Uniform's are suitable only in few places. As ash mentioned uniform's are must in military because we can easily differentiate enimies and our people while we are on war. And wherever hospitality is there dress code will be better. In IT companies do you expect any Enemies to differentiate or do you want to provide hospitality to anyone? According to me its no. In work especially in IT companies its better to wear clothes as per your comfort. I go to my office wearing clothes according to my wish, only for meetings i prefer formals.
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