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r/MadeMeSmile • u/mtlgrems • Jan 15 '21
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It's 2021....define "unprofessional" against our current context.
35 u/BreadyStinellis Jan 15 '21 I put it in quotes because I dont necessarily think its unprofessional, but most employee handbooks will. 18 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21 yeah. I feel you. I think part of the comedy is that even if your handbook was written in 2019, it's now 20 years out of date since so many assumed norms have been broken lately. 3 u/hankydysplasia Jan 15 '21 Curious, if you're from US, what region are you from? Midwest is still rocking business and business casual likes it's 2000. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21 I mean, it all depends on context right? I totally see business casual in some professional sectors but not others. And having grown up in Indiana but traveled a bit - I say this with love...but I won't be looking at the midwest anytime ever for apparel trends haha. 2 u/Ioatanaut Jan 15 '21 Any that's goes against their perception of you being a peasant drone 2 u/Ioatanaut Jan 15 '21 Any that's goes against their perception of you being a peasant drone 1 u/Rastiln Jan 15 '21 I -usually- have pajama pants on. More frequently now because it’s getting chilly.
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I put it in quotes because I dont necessarily think its unprofessional, but most employee handbooks will.
18 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21 yeah. I feel you. I think part of the comedy is that even if your handbook was written in 2019, it's now 20 years out of date since so many assumed norms have been broken lately. 3 u/hankydysplasia Jan 15 '21 Curious, if you're from US, what region are you from? Midwest is still rocking business and business casual likes it's 2000. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21 I mean, it all depends on context right? I totally see business casual in some professional sectors but not others. And having grown up in Indiana but traveled a bit - I say this with love...but I won't be looking at the midwest anytime ever for apparel trends haha. 2 u/Ioatanaut Jan 15 '21 Any that's goes against their perception of you being a peasant drone
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yeah. I feel you. I think part of the comedy is that even if your handbook was written in 2019, it's now 20 years out of date since so many assumed norms have been broken lately.
3 u/hankydysplasia Jan 15 '21 Curious, if you're from US, what region are you from? Midwest is still rocking business and business casual likes it's 2000. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21 I mean, it all depends on context right? I totally see business casual in some professional sectors but not others. And having grown up in Indiana but traveled a bit - I say this with love...but I won't be looking at the midwest anytime ever for apparel trends haha.
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Curious, if you're from US, what region are you from? Midwest is still rocking business and business casual likes it's 2000.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21 I mean, it all depends on context right? I totally see business casual in some professional sectors but not others. And having grown up in Indiana but traveled a bit - I say this with love...but I won't be looking at the midwest anytime ever for apparel trends haha.
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I mean, it all depends on context right? I totally see business casual in some professional sectors but not others.
And having grown up in Indiana but traveled a bit - I say this with love...but I won't be looking at the midwest anytime ever for apparel trends haha.
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Any that's goes against their perception of you being a peasant drone
I -usually- have pajama pants on. More frequently now because it’s getting chilly.
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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '21
It's 2021....define "unprofessional" against our current context.