Under dressed or over dressed

Personally, I think as long as someone is clean and hygienic then it shouldn't really matter what they wear as long as it doesn't cross the boundaries of decency. I'm a software developer and I've worked for some companies who demand you wear a shirt, tie, smart trousers and smart shoes. I am currently sat at work wearing jeans, a t-shirt and a pair of converse. My ability to develop software is not impacted in the slightest by what I wear (although if I turned up in a strait-jacket I might find typing difficult). Unfortunately too many people equate smart dress with competence and trustworthiness. This is why con-men are invariably very well-presented. Never judge a book by its cover!

Someone should definitely be there to show us the mirror. Now all people do not know what is crossing the line and sometimes inadvertently they do cross the lines and comes across "shabby". Well we work on alternates Saturday and people are allowed to wear casuals. One day a girl in my team wore red. I had to tell her and I guess I did the right thing. As they say you need to be dressed to the occasion.

When I was hired as a banker, we undewent a personality development training for us to dress up properly and wear appropriate make up at work. So when we start our job, no one was under or over dressed.

I guess every company wants to feel they are making a good impression.

it would be nice if you dress up nicely and neat. I remember working in a BPO, we all need to wear office attire every monday until thursday, friday is anything that comforts you exept for short shorts.

I think your clothes depicts your personality and your attitude.if you are a working person then your clothes are more than enough to judge your personality.