[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if there is a trend that if a person is in a job that produces
something tangible, they can dress more casually? The professional dressed
ones are either managers, or sellers of the product, but don't produce anything.
What I've seen in recent years is that professional jobs where you
interact with "clients" require more formal dress than jobs where your
workgroup never meets anyone outside its own department. Clients can be
people outside your department or building, depending on what service
job you're in, as well as outside the company.
Dawn
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