Managing Your Workplace Clothing Epidemiology

Many people think that dressing in the workplace is totally unnecessary and proudly making happy cocks.

More people want to start from good shape and attack opportunities for career promotion, but they find that the harder they dress up, the worse they get. They even even complain to their colleagues: "are you going to switch to a real estate agent?"

How to wear it in the workplace? To understand this problem, there is a lot of knowledge to understand and a long way to go.

Regardless of your industry and

The first thing to do is to cure these 4 epidemics.

Typical lines: "I am cock, I am happy. I wear shoes every day to work very well. Besides, I am much more handsome in jeans than trousers!"

Quick prescription: remember when the last raise was.

Then recall how long it didn't take for more than five minutes to speak at the department meeting.

First, let's not go to the level of the great God, then we can wear T-shirt jeans at any time, but we don't feel rude.

It must be clear that the goal of workplace dress is never "looking handsome and very stylish" -- that is the responsibility of a star, or the key to MM.

People in the workplace, first of all, let people feel that you know how to respect others.

The standard dress, or more precise, is the dress that follows the mainstream image of the profession, that is, in the course of a career, let the other person feel that you value him, respect him and be trustworthy.

As to whether or not to wear a pair of trousers or a pair of jeans is more handsome, I would advise you to throw them away.

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Typical lines: "what? There is an elitist dressing, not a B. Who can't wear a suit and tie? What else will it be?"

Quick prescription: observe how your department chief wears it. Try to learn his style at least two days a week.

Don't feel that wearing a shirt and a suit is a professional attire.

The only way to get the surface style is to wear a suit in a suit, but to ignore the fit with the profession is obviously a loss.

Again, the so-called "professional attire" is not just dressed as a doorman, but trying to figure out exactly what you want to do.

Finance, Internet, lawyers, actuaries...

Obviously, it should not be the same way.

As to what your industry should look like, never aim at the top elite in the industry.

Please carefully study the shape of your department director.

The trap of popular belief three: pseudo elitism.

Typical lines: "I know the importance of dressing. It's not the image that is bought. It's the opportunity to be appreciated. From today on, I'll save my money. I'll eat the canteen, join the rent, and everything else."

Quick prescription: open the closet and count the shirts worth three of the monthly salary. Are there any more than five shirts? The price is equal to the monthly salary. Do you have a pair of leather shoes with a price equal to a monthly salary? Is there a pair of shirts that are worth a salary of 1/3?

If the answer to these three questions is "no", then you need not be busy thinking about what to buy.

Because even if you wear a decent good suit, but the shirt, tie and leather shoes are not matched enough, the degree of cold will be doubled, let alone appreciated. It is more difficult than climbing the sky.