Boys I'm starting work next week and the dress code is Corporate Casual
what the fukk does this mean?
on a 4 game losing streak too, fade me
what the fukk does this mean?
on a 4 game losing streak too, fade me
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What will you be doing exactly?Comment -
Dressed trousers with a shirt or polo-shirt would fit into "corporate casual"
No need for a tie or jacket.Comment -
I used to work for a bank and whenever we had "corporate casual days" it meant dress Slacks and long sleeve collared shirt. "Suit and tie are not required" is typically what that means.Comment -
Beat me to it Dunder. There's your confirmation.Comment -
Breakdown of usa
USA becoming lower class
Where baggy fukkin pants and a fukkin cowboy hat and they will not even give a fuk
everyone should wear suits and fukkin ties like the old days
Baller do not get caught gambling on the jobComment -
What Dunder said, usually the shirt has to have a collar. You can wear a shirt and tie with slacks the 1st day and see how everyone else is dressed if you want to play it safe.Originally posted by DunderComment -
It´s not only the US, JJ.Originally posted by jjgold
It is pretty much everywhere these days. I am a bit old-fashioned in this sense and would tend to agree with you.Comment -
Got a summer internship at a multinational IT firm, got info pack in the mail today saying dress corporate casual
my girlfriend is also working on the same team as me
She thinks it means I can wear polos but she has no idea what girls would wear for corporate casualComment -
Long sleeved, collared shirt and typical dress pants - ties are not usually wornComment -
Folks in here have it right.
The one that gets me is when a restaurant says our dress is "fast casual." What the f-ck is that.Comment -
Fast casual is a type of restaurant, not the type of dress. Think along the lines of Panera Bread.Comment -
You are right, like a step up from fast food, cipotle and such... I'm asking my GF what they call the dress code at some restaurants... It's something along those lines...Comment -
All we can come up with is Casual Chic, but i feel like it was something more exotic than that. It's what they recommend for lunch at the Oak Room in the Plaza Hotel.
Apparently it is anything currently in fashion, i.e. jeans are acceptable but only if the right style/brand.Comment -
backed. look like a big shot in suit and tie.Originally posted by jjgoldComment -
Suit and tie says, "I'm a professional."Comment -
And the parted tupe for JJ!Originally posted by TheLockComment -
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No underwear or socks...Comment -
Tuck the shirt in, wear a belt.Comment -
JJ you are a dope....they have done many studies and have shown that people that dress Business/Corporate Casual actually preform better in the workplace. It is what most companies are going to because of this. People are less up tight and have less of that "constricted" look and feel that you get from a suit. This has widely been the way it is across the world...the U.S. is actually one of the last countries to adopt this.....Originally posted by jjgold
Get a clue.Comment -
Corportate casual..
usually is a bunch of polo shirts or long sleeve dress shirts, a dress belt, an undershirt if... well always, and dress pants, pleated. You can try jeans on Friday (but that's when they fire people, so it's better to wear your best outfit on Friday). Don't forget your .22 for when the manager makes a 'funny' comment about shooting you (whip out the deuce and watch him shit his pants and have an expression change).
Fast casual is black shoes black dress work pants and black belt (regular not dress), white T, and whatever chain T they give you over it. There's usually a bunch of large knifes in these businesses, so you can handle workplace hostility that way, but a .380 in your pant leg would also end any harrassment you are gonna face.
Gambling, cargo pants or pants with big baggy pockets (drug dealer/ 90's super baggy jeans/ jean shorts) are good for multiple wallets or rubber band rolls.
T and hoodys and hat (keep your ID less exposed)
You probably won't need a weapon either. Gambling and even selling dope is way safer and more professional than regular jobs nowadays (I'm serious).
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AMB, you a right. 9-5s are ALL business casual. NO jobs require suit and ties... except lower paying desk clerk jobs at upscale hotels, strip club emcee, and trial lawyer gigs.blog '09-'10: 37-16: +$31,900
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There was an article in the journal a couple months ago that showed that a large percentage of ties sold are to accountants and lawyers, two of the only professions left that still require one more often than not.Comment -
Most ties these days are used as an aid in auto erotic asphyxiation.Comment -
Always use a spotter.Originally posted by smitch124
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