Message #48040

[chris68]

We have a casual dress attire as well and managers will wear polo shirts and pants most of the time, unless they are travelling, then its whatever our locations attire is, and it is NOT business casual.  However, when they come to our office they are told we are business casual and dress accordingly.  I've been updating my wardrobe as well and noticed others are following suit.  I have pant suits to wear and two piecers with a skirt matching for Summer that was so comfortable I really didn't mind putting on panty hose during the warm weather months.  However, we really didn't have that much hot weather this year.  But at any rate, even though we hardly ever have company in on a regular streaming flow of people, I find dressing up does make it seem like "work" instead of just dressing everyday wear.  It really does make a difference and yes they do notice that you are making an extra effort.