Or what do you wear to work?
My office is casual unless big clients and investors drop by. Business casual leaning towards casual! 
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causal, unless i have a presentation then its business casual LOL
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When I did work it was business casual. It's hard for me because I do art with my clients and that gets messy, so I never liked to buy nice, expensive clothes. But you still want to look professional.
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When I did work it was business casual. It's hard for me because I do art with my clients and that gets messy, so I never liked to buy nice, expensive clothes. But you still want to look professional.
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Scrubs.
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Officially, it is business casual, but you see more and more people in professional dress (suits).
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casual unless I have people coming in- then is business casual!
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Business casual... but our group (sales) are the only people that dress business casual. Everyone else is in jeans t shirts. It's a radio station if that makes a difference!
Sometimes in the week (I work from home) i'll dress more casual depending on who I'm meeting with.
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Casual. I can wear whatever I want.
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Jeans business casual. I am so lucky to work at such a relaxed firm!!
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Professional...suits and ties on most guys - at the very least khakis and dress shirt if they're not seeing clients. Our group can be a little more casual because were in a slightly different business, but still business casual. They just over the last year or so allowed us to wear jeans on Fridays. Before that, it was only one Friday a year for charity!
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It ranges from very casual/no dress code for day-to-day office work (could wear jeans, sneakers, t-shirts, anything goes) to dressier if holding a presentation or doing on-site visits with clients (dresses, slacks, button-down shirts, cardigans, etc). I usually try to look nice-casual on most days (dresses in summer, nice jeans, boots or flats, cardigans) unless I'm in the lab - then I just wear whatever is most comfortable.
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Scrubs or business casual with a monogrammed lab coat
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Business casual, no jean (except Fridays) but golf shirts are fine for the guys. Ladies, pant and a nice top or dresses/skirts are all fine.
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It's pretty casual. I wear jeans everyday and try to pair it with a nice top. A lot of people just wears tees which I think is a little too casual. Managers tend to wear slacks and a button up shirt. We deal with farmers and I don't think they mind the casual attire.
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@prettylizy: same!
Business casual, but you can wear jeans on Friday only if you donate $2.
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Dress code here is professional most of the time. I can get away with not wearing a suit everyday, but about the least dressy I get is dress pants and a cardigan. Men almost always wear ties in the office.
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Business casual, with jeans on Friday's.
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Business casual, more business-y. Casual day once a month which includes a donation to our company sponsor child if we wear jeans. Men are always dressed up (sales guys).
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Scrubs or khakis and a nice shirt. Always closed toe shoes, no heels. Something I'm not afraid to wrestle animals in, since we never know what our days will bring in.
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casual to business casual. I'm in a cotton dress and sandals today. i wear jeans and polos very frequently.
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Business casual to professional. Most of the men wear button-ups/ties, and the least dressy outfit I wear is cardigan/khaki's. It depends, but nobody wears jeans to the office.
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@MrsH: Same here!
We're totally casual unless we have Court/depositions or someone coming to the office. I'm in a maxi dress and sandals now. Yesterday was Bermuda shorts.
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Business casual. No denim, spaghetti straps, flip flops, short dresses, graphic t's, etc.
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I work from home, so yoga pants
When I go visit our office in San Francisco it's very casual and I swear sometimes it looks like people are wearing pajamas. At our events though its business casual.
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From our handbook:
Men’s Dress: business suits, dress shirts, appropriate blazers or sport jacket with dress slacks that
complement the jacket, collared shirt, and polo type shirts.Women’s Dress: business suits, pantsuits, skirts, dress slacks, blouses, sweaters, turtlenecks, blazers,
polo type shirts, and business appropriate dresses.We are allowed jeans on Friday. I work with all men, so my "dressiness" isn't compared to anyone else, which is nice.
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Depends on the department. My old one was super casual (sloppy, really), and then I moved to HR, which is business casual w/casual Fridays. I'm actually really enjoying dressing up a bit more!
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Technically, business casual unless we have a hearing, in which case it's business formal. In actuality, it depends whether my boss is in or not (it's just him and me in our office right now) -- if he's working from home, I don't see anyone all day except the FedEx guy so I wear whatever I want. I like being able to be comfy, but the downside is I never really feel like I have to look good for work so most of the time I don't even bother to try.
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WAH! So whatever I feel like. I don't do pj's very often though. I just don't feel ready for the work day unless I have showered and changed.
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business casual and casual fridays. but im only in the office m-w... then it's work at home WEARWHATEVERIWANT
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Business casual...on Fridays we're allowed to wear jeans...I usually still wear a dressier top & heels with them.
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Super casual. I wear jeans and flip flops almost daily.
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Casual! There are a lot of t-shirts, jeans, hoodies. We can't wear sandals because we're a lab and the foot has to be covered but other than that it's kind of free game!
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It's like a fashion show here. I hate it. =/
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Casual.
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@Springtime: lol donate $2?!?
It is business casual. I usually wear dresses and heels or dress pants and a nice top (blouse or cotton tee).
I've noticed many employees a lot more casual over the summer; cotton tees or tanks with capris.
Jeans aren't ever allowed, we don't have casual Friday OR Saturday! But that's ok, I find jeans uncomfortable!
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lolz I work at home so I'm wearing yoga pants and a tshirt right now.
Although when I have client meetings it is somewhere between business casual (usually a dress) and a suit.
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@Mrs. Pen: ha, yes! Kind of like a fundraiser, every week is for a different purpose. I find jeans uncomfortable too, I usually don't participate.
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Pretty casual without a really defined dress code.
I am a supervisor so most days I wear some kind of skirt/top/sweater/ballet flats combo, add a lab coat if I am working in that half of the building for a long time. Other days I wear similar but with khakis or jeans. We have company shirts that we can wear that are pretty nice but I rarely wear mine.
When I was working in the lab, there was no dress code other than long pants and closed-toe shoes. Honestly we encourage our analysts not to wear nice things because they will inevitably get ruined somehow even while wearing a lab coat. -
@LindsayInNY: maxi dress and ballet flats here
so glad I do t have to wear a suit everyday and that I don't go to court very often!
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