# dress code
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9:55Dressing to impress vs. dressing to be comfortableAngela Foster: I love that. No, I absolutely love that. And I think that's one of the things with I mean, and it started way before the pandemic. Do you know what I mean? Like, people were getting more relaxed, not only EP 149 · 28 Nov 2024·interview· 9:55–13:4717:20Is it easier for men to dress to impress?Al Elliott: Keep that in. Welcome back. I have a feeling I'm about to get schooled here, but I always felt that it was easier for women to dress for work because for— as, as a woman, then you've got more options than we EP 149 · 28 Nov 2024·interview· 17:20–20:5020:50Should leaders define a dress code?Al Elliott: Okay, let's go into this thorny subject. As a leader or business owner or manager, should I be defining a dress code? It kind of feels like I'm telling people how to dress for work, and that doesn't feel likeEP 149 · 28 Nov 2024·interview· 20:50–25:1025:10Absolute no-nos in professional dress codesAl Elliott: Yeah Angela Foster: So, but that's me and my personal judgment. Again, it goes back to not having something written down, not having specific expectations. That whole dressy casual, business casual, all thoseEP 149 · 28 Nov 2024·interview· 25:10–25:59
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