Dress Codes in Multi National Companies (MNC)
Every MNC is following its own dress codes. what is your opinion on this?
Every MNC is following its own dress codes. what is your opinion on this?
Every MNC is following its own dress codes. what is your opinion on this?
They dont have a uniform dress code but a formal dress code where the employees are supposed to wear formal shirt,trousers ,tie and shoes on most days except Fridays when they can wear casual dresses including jeans ...This is what Infosys employees wear , am not sure if the same rule applies to other MNCs as well ! I think it is good have some kind of dress code so that the y all look presentable and dignified ..
Every MNC is following its own dress codes. what is your opinion on this?
They dont have a uniform dress code but a formal dress code where the employees are supposed to wear formal shirt,trousers ,tie and shoes on most days except Fridays when they can wear casual dresses including jeans ...This is what Infosys employees wear , am not sure if the same rule applies to other MNCs as well ! I think it is good have some kind of dress code so that the y all look presentable and dignified ..
I remember when I used to work grave-yard shifts for a US client, we had relaxation in dress code and could wear casuals every day (night) but then many started misusing it and started wearing shorts, Bermudas etc.with wrinkled T's and some girls used to be so casual, that they used to apply face-masks on their faces while working. One night, a CEO happened to walk in and he was totally flabbergasted and the very next day, a strict dress code was inflicted on us too!!! :laugh:
Actually, wearing a proper dress for work gives us a sense of responsibility and seriousness to work. Casual dresses while working make us casual in work approach as well. So a formal dress code is a must for all!
Every MNC is following its own dress codes. what is your opinion on this?
They dont have a uniform dress code but a formal dress code where the employees are supposed to wear formal shirt,trousers ,tie and shoes on most days except Fridays when they can wear casual dresses including jeans ...This is what Infosys employees wear , am not sure if the same rule applies to other MNCs as well ! I think it is good have some kind of dress code so that the y all look presentable and dignified ..
I remember when I used to work grave-yard shifts for a US client, we had relaxation in dress code and could wear casuals every day (night) but then many started misusing it and started wearing shorts, Bermudas etc.with wrinkled T's and some girls used to be so casual, that they used to apply face-masks on their faces while working. One night, a CEO happened to walk in and he was totally flabbergasted and the very next day, a strict dress code was inflicted on us too!!! :laugh:
Actually, wearing a proper dress for work gives us a sense of responsibility and seriousness to work. Casual dresses while working make us casual in work approach as well. So a formal dress code is a must for all!
LOL, this still happens in some small companies where they take it too easy...but I too feel that it is better to have a dress code so that everyone looks professional and presentable, now even in private banks they follow a dress code more like a uniform dress code ...
Focusing too much on dresscode really creates the problems.
I don't think this is childish. Actually this is good. Whole world can identify the employees looking at their dress code. It actually looks decent, smart and unique. After all we go to office for doing our job . Hence uniform will make them look similar.
I don't think this is childish. Actually this is good. Whole world can identify the employees looking at their dress code. It actually looks decent, smart and unique. After all we go to office for doing our job . Hence uniform will make them look similar.
I think there could be some sort of relaxtion in dress code in companies.
Every MNC is following its own dress codes. what is your opinion on this?
Uniform creates an identity. There is nothing wrong having a dress code
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