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Thread: Dress Code: How do you dress for an IT job?

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    Jeans and a T-shirt for the most part... they dont care what you wear as long as you fix the problem.... /promise to fix it/
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    My job have no dress code ... you wear anyting u want ... mi see flipflop and ole dutty shorts and tear up t shut (white folk) I'm a Jeans and Polo shirt kind a guy wid some casual shoe ... Timbs and long sleeve casual shirts in the colder times
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    Just wanna add to this; what about like hair for the work place.
    Men/women, do they care how ur hair is? (hint: men with braids an dem ting)
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    My first day on my present job my manager told me to lose the tie, come to think of it I have no idea what the dress code is here...

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    I think owners/managers of a more present time are a bit more accommodating with the 'dress code' fiasco, if you have to deal with customers/clients then the dress matters, dress smartly, but like me, you don't meet much from my back room, the only thing that matters is getting the job done on time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by techdude View Post
    Just wanna add to this; what about like hair for the work place.
    Men/women, do they care how ur hair is? (hint: men with braids an dem ting)
    I don't hear my company say anything bout hair but dem lucky.

    Any how mi hair never did a recede a locks dat long time. Can you imagine a balding locksed, early 20s well dressed but gangsta nerdy jamaican a step inna di people dem american organization like say a him own the place?
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    My place is one of Ja's most successful and i wear pretty much anything i want, just as long as its clean, or neat, and the last is just my preference, were about results, not appearances, but i only interact with people on the inside, not cust.. I dont expect this to be the same everywhere tho, as for the hair, i asked once what would happen if i choose to grow my locks, i was told nothing but i could tell that if i wanted to do it i had keep it neat, which i would anyway...
    Meh, Jeans and a t-shirt on a Monday morn feels damn good, wore a tie once...got laughed a the whole day...

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    well my first IT job was pretty much blue jeans and white t-shirt every day.
    the next one was jeans and some random button shirt.
    the current place now well me worried more time me feel like me over dress if one a we show up in a fire man suit it would'nt realy matter much to any one or the boss.

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    Jeans and T shirt a do it
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