. >However, for a while I worked at Price Waterhouse Coopers and it was >considered business casual as the dress code, though most of the older >people there were strictly suits. I hate to go out on a judgemental limb here, but does anyone else think that "business casual" is the worst of all possible worlds? In my limited experience, it seems to be an excuse to wear golf shirts and bad shoes. my >supervisor once told me that one of her co-workers asked her to ask me if I >listened to ska... she assumed from the clothes I was wearing. ... > > .Pretty fine supervisor to pick up on the subtle message that you were telegraphing with your fine lapel width...don't know about the foot wear and braces though.....as far as wasting vintage wear at work, might as well wear what you got, who can say what the morrow will bring? ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
