If you arrive at work in a suit, do colleagues show up at your office door with a tape measure?
Has your VP of sales taken to wearing jorts and flip flops?
Do you think your office dress code has taken a tumble too far?
Then you’ll enjoy reading this story from the LA Times, featuring professionals who are trying to bring a little more class to the office.
“Wearing a tie used to be a sign of conformity. But dressing down is now conformity and dressing up is rebellious,” said Robert Stephens, founder of Geek Squad.
Matt Smith, a 27-year-old Century City lawyer, is trying establish “Tie Tuesday,” noting he’d be “ridiculed” if he wore a suit to work.
The Times examines the demise of the corporate dress code, pointing the finger squarely at Mr. Black Mock Turtleneck himself, Steve Jobs.
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