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Originally Posted by KyleMcGuire1983
yeah I mean I tried to institute a proper dress code and hygiene code and it didn't even get a second. Damn California rebels
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Yeah.. we have/had very well defined dress codes for meetings -- "Class A Attire" which was basically suits and ties, socks and polished shoes required. There was also "Class B" attire for some meetings which was generally a pair of khakis, some closed-toe non-sneakers and polos. Class A was typically what meetings would consist of. Class B would be generally for meetings which were more informal, or where we had a lot to do afterwards.
I'm not sure the "rebel" thing is a really good excuse. It's not like Oklahoma is a place dripping in formalism
