whats the deal with people dressing down every single friday?

rival.

Heineken Helen wrote:

funny enough, no I'm not bothered... some of us aren't as shallow about appearances

I've never had anyone say anything to me. I don't mean I look homeless... jeans and a top are my general work attire. Which jeans and which top doesn't matter at all once the work gets done.

i don't understand where you get off classifying companies as shallow, because they require their associates to dress presentable, be clean shaven and smelling nice?

sounds like you have a personal tiff against such standards.

Heineken Helen

Poncier wrote:

You just gave me the visual of NYPJ1 sitting in his slacks and shirt, with his pink sweater draped over his shoulders singing "its not unusual" to his cougar co-worker as they make a 15 million dollar oopsie.

NYPJ1's best moves

LMFAO... that's exactly how I've always pictured him anyway

Heineken Helen

singularity wrote:

i don't understand where you get off classifying companies as shallow, because they require their associates to dress presentable, be clean shaven and smelling nice?

sounds like you have a personal tiff against such standards.

nope, I just don't get it. Your employer should really only dictate your work to you... not how you look or anything else.

dunkman

no need to get nasty on here folks.. lets all have a laugh but no need for petty arguments and stuff



p.s. mookie9999 smells like placenta

rival.

Heineken Helen wrote:

nope, I just don't get it. Your employer should really only dictate your work to you... not how you look or anything else.

ok... so when i am talking to guests in our hotel lobby, you think it is appropriate if i am wearing jeans, t-shirt and a pair of converses?

Steve Dunne

Poncier wrote:

You just gave me the visual of NYPJ1 sitting in his slacks and shirt, with his pink sweater draped over his shoulders singing "its not unusual" to his cougar co-worker as they make a 15 million dollar oopsie.

NYPJ1's best moves

Hey Jay - don't they teach that dance in 4th grade gym???

TC - call me crazy, but what in the world are 'trainers'??? never heard of that.

Heineken Helen

dunkman wrote:

no need to get nasty on here folks.. lets all have a laugh but no need for petty arguments and stuff



p.s. mookie9999 smells like placenta

yeh, there's been a lot of that shit lately :cool:

if I wanted to go back to school, I'd go back

lalalalaaaaaaaa

Heineken Helen wrote:

nope, I just don't get it. Your employer should really only dictate your work to you... not how you look or anything else.

Yea but c'mon, if you work in a place where customers come in often, it's different.

Ms. Haiku

Poncier wrote:

NYPJ1's best moves

I think that actor was on broadway, wasn't he?

Heineken Helen

singularity wrote:

ok... so when i am talking to guests in our hotel lobby, you think it is appropriate if i am wearing jeans, t-shirt and a pair of converses?

I've said twice if you're meeting clients or customers, fine! If not, I don't see the point at all. I'll say it again just in case:

If you're meeting clients or customers, fine! If not, I don't see the point. Can somebody tell me why it's important to dress smartly for work if your clients or customers can't see ya?

TrixieCat

Steve Dunne wrote:

Hey Jay - don't they teach that dance in 4th grade gym???

TC - call me crazy, but what in the world are 'trainers'??? never heard of that.

sneakers in UK speak

TrixieCat

Heineken Helen wrote:

I've said twice if you're meeting clients or customers, fine! If not, I don't see the point at all. I'll say it again just in case:

If you're meeting clients or customers, fine! If not, I don't see the point. Can somebody tell me why it's important to dress smartly for work if your clients or customers can't see ya?

Ok...we get it. YOU don't see the point. No need to tell people they are vain if they like to look nice when they are at work.
Some people like to put care into their appearance.

BinFrog

IBM from 1987 called, they have an opening for you.

Heineken Helen

TrixieCat wrote:

Ok...we get it. YOU don't see the point. No need to tell people they are vain if they like to look nice when they are at work.
Some people like to put care into their appearance.

That's fair enough... but I want to know why they expect everyone else to put the same care and effort in? Some people spend two hours getting ready in the morning, others spend 10 minutes... should there be national guidelines or something?

NY PJ1

Heineken Helen wrote:

that's exactly what it means... seriously you can turn up here looking the worst of the worst and nobody gives a shit cos they probably look just as bad

yea but u should give a shit

TrixieCat

BinFrog wrote:

IBM from 1987 called, they have an opening for you.

My Dad worked for IBM then.
He actually had an allowance for his suits worked into his pay. lol
He always looked smashing.

NY PJ1

Steve Dunne wrote:

Hey Jay - don't they teach that dance in 4th grade gym???

TC - call me crazy, but what in the world are 'trainers'??? never heard of that.

i cant see the video( which is a good thing )

Steve Dunne

NY PJ1 wrote:

i cant see the video( which is a good thing )

montage of Carlton from Fresh Prince of Bel Air doing his infamous uncool dances

Heineken Helen

NY PJ1 wrote:

yea but u should give a shit

why 'should' I?

Once I give a shit about getting the job done, shouldn't that be all that matters? What about naturally ugly people? They're kinda fucked in this world of yours aren't they? Should they not be allowed work at all? That's kinda mean.

NY PJ1

Steve Dunne wrote:

montage of Carlton from Fresh Prince of Bel Air doing his infamous uncool dances

ah yes insert non-funny laugh haha

he was a tightass ,,which iam not