Good luck. I just started at a new place, one of the managers is barefoot 15% of the time the rest is sandals. One of the employees walk around in his socks lol.
Next up, going (or should I say coming?) to a meeting with no pants.
Kind of did that a couple years ago.
I wore runners shorts with my dress shirt, black socks and black dress shoes. Forgot what point I was trying to make with that. lol.
as another individual in public accounting, why does it matter if someone wears flip flops? 98% of the time we are chained to our desk anyway. especially now for those working on the 9/15 or 10/15 deadline.
Then why not shorts or swimwear?
there has to be a line somewhere. The company decided the line was flipflops don't belong in the workplace. I agree with this stance.
Plus, I'm not in Public Accounting, I work as a controller in the shared services unit of a major company, so we get many outside folks that come and tour the place. You have to live up to your customer's expectations.
In any case, my point was lost as everyone broke up laughing and started taking pics with their cellphones after I plopped my feet up on the meeting table.
as another individual in public accounting, why does it matter if someone wears flip flops? 98% of the time we are chained to our desk anyway. especially now for those working on the 9/15 or 10/15 deadline.
that wouldn't even be news in my office
I bet out of the 20 or so people in the building, 5 aren't wearing shoes right now. And I know for sure 2 are wearing fuzzy slippers.
Then why not shorts or swimwear?
there has to be a line somewhere. The company decided the line was flipflops don't belong in the workplace. I agree with this stance.
Plus, I'm not in Public Accounting, I work as a controller in the shared services unit of a major company, so we get many outside folks that come and tour the place. You have to live up to your customer's expectations.
In any case, my point was lost as everyone broke up laughing and started taking pics with their cellphones after I plopped my feet up on the meeting table.
Dude. No one wants to see your disgusting man-feet.
One girl here has huge bunny slippers she wears around the office from time to time.
I prefer an environment that's focused on the work I'm doing instead of how I compare to this month's GQ.
there has to be a line somewhere. The company decided the line was flipflops don't belong in the workplace. I agree with this stance.