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[oninokoneko]

I really don't like my boss... he is so annoying *growl*  but it does give me a good excuse to go shopping.  (apparently I don't dress professionally enough)

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Dressed... for success!

[torakhan]

Well... to be honest, when I've seen your clothing choices, a lot of times it is more appropriate for something more "modern" and relaxed, or college-type, but I can see where it might not fit in with the identity of Habitat for Humanity.
Oh, well. Time to look sharp and professional. :) Welcome to life beyond College. *chuckles* I'm very lucky my boss is as lax as he is about clothing rules for me as it is (clean jeans and non-printed shirts.) But I'm aware that could change too someday, and I could have to wear slacks and button-up shirts if we get big enough (but the hair stays! *L*)

Re: Dressed... for success!

[oninokoneko]

Edit: When mom was here I did lean over the line a little every once in a while. Given that it wasn’t a day of any committee, board functions, or anything all that official. I was explained to that this is a casual office. Given the position of our everyday visitors (namely the partner families and volunteers) a power suit would be inappropriate; dressing to business-ey would make us unapproachable, intimidating, and hard to relate to. So dress code wasn’t an issue. Since Joshua has arrived, I've adjusted accordingly, but the out-fit in question was a pair of red dress-trousers and a simple cardigan sweater. I admit it wasn’t all that great an outfit, but it wasn’t anything dirty or crazy either. It was simple (given that I was on only 4 hours of sleep) and unpolished, but it wasn’t bad. My problem is that now it’s perfectly clear that each day he will be judging my clothing. This was the first time I apparently didn’t meet standards. The problem is that everything he does reeks of power-trip. Anything he can do or say to reaffirm