[Dean_Grobler]

I'm asking this cuz, since I'm still studying I wana know what the dress code if of the majority of you guys. Just out of interest sake.. Normaly when I think Programmer job, I think of an office full of a great bunch of down to earth people sitting at their computers in jeans and t-shirts..

..Or am I mistaken?

[gabehabe]

Jeans, t-shirt, trainers.

Sometimes, if a customer comes in, I might don a casual shirt. But usually I'll just stick with the t-shirt.

This post has been edited by gabehabe: 15 December 2010 - 02:47 AM

[Dean_Grobler]

gabehabe, on 15 December 2010 - 01:47 AM, said:

Jeans, t-shirt, trainers.

Sometimes, if a customer comes in, I might don a casual shirt. But usually I'll just stick with the t-shirt.

The way it's suppose to be! I hate wearing formal shirts and stuff...

This post has been edited by Dean_Grobler: 15 December 2010 - 02:56 AM

[no2pencil]

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[karabasf]

I normally wear a dress shirts at my work. Though, it is not formally stated that you need to dress that way (I've seen a few colleagues with T-shirts), I still do.

This probably has to do with the fact that in the rules, there is this statement/line: "Every employee must be dressed appropriate, because he/she is representative for the company." Guess, I'll go for the semi-formal option

This post has been edited by karabasf: 15 December 2010 - 03:14 AM

[no2pencil]

I ware whatever I want. If I'm meeting with clients, then it's dress shoes, dress pants, button shirt & tie. If I'm just working on stuff for customers, then it's jeans & a t-shirt &/or jeans & a collar shirt. When I do wear a tshirt it's usually my business ad shirt.

gabehabe, on 15 December 2010 - 03:47 AM, said:

Jeans, t-shirt, trainers.

The best thing that looks good on me is you.

[VulcanDesign]

Completely casual, sometimes in whatever I slept in.... Or wait, was this supposed to be for people who DON'T work at home?

[BenignDesign]

Business casual. All the time. We don't even get casual Fridays.

Khakis, sweaters, loafers, button downs... every. single. day.

Sometimes I miss freelancing in my bathrobe.

[Sergio Tapia]

We get to use tshirts and jeans. NICE jeans though, none of that crap with holes in them and stuff. Imagine what a 25 year old would wear to a 7pm dinner party with friends. That.

[rgfirefly24]

In my experience the dress code depends on the type of Business you are working in. If it is an IT group within a larger corporation then typically it's Business Casual (Dress shirt/pants/shoes and tie). If you're with a strickly IT Shop meaning there is no other part of the business then you'll find more relaxed dress codes usually.

ohh, and for me its dress shirt/pants/shoes and tie M-Thu and on friday we get to "let your hair down" and not wear a tie.

This post has been edited by rgfirefly24: 15 December 2010 - 06:33 AM

[hookiethe1]

I used to work at a smaller company where shorts and flip flops were fine, now I work for a really big company and it's business casual. I've been leaving my shirt untucked for a while now and nobody has said anything, I'm such a rebel!

[blutrane]

Not strictly enforced at all. Just show up clean and not completely reeking

[P4L]

Here it's Business Casual M-Thu, Casual Fri. However, my manager used to have a restriction on t-shirts for the Underwriters, but since I'm not an Underwriter, I got away with it. Never did find out why he had them Business casual m-f!

[xclite]

Whatever I want. I used to wear a tie, then my team lead said "We didn't hire you for your looks, you know." I'm still not sure if I should feel flattered or insulted.

[Kilorn]

At my workplace, we have a very strict smiles only policy where every employee is required to wear nothing but a smile.



But seriously, my office is very laid back, most people wear jeans now that it's so cold outside here but some people are still wearing shorts and flip-flops.