Dressing Up In The Office Will Not Affect Your Future.

"Short dress" becomes the target of public criticism. Summer is a high temperature season. Hot weather forces people to reduce and reduce their clothes. But how many of them can be exposed in the workplace?

Summer brings high temperature, but also "enthusiasm" put forward this problem.

According to statistics, a total of more than 4000 people participated in the survey of office wear, while "short" became the dress that most people thought was not suitable for entering the office.

In the question of "what clothes and dresses do not fit in the office", the "short" has become the target of public criticism. It is considered the most inappropriate for the office to dress. This short "short skirt" includes men's and women's shorts, and the three add up to 34% of the total number of people surveyed.

In the survey of the single champion, "navel", the 14% largest number of people who chose to enter the office was the winner.

The "suspender family" associated with navel suits has also been "attacked". A total of 21% people believe that it is not appropriate for a harness to fit into the office. Among them, the suspenders vest and suspenders dress, which are popular with young girls in summer, have not been "spared".

In addition, the gauze dress and slippers sandals also entered the "crusade" ranks. In addition, more than 10% of the respondents could not stand the smell of too much perfume, and thought that it was not suitable for spraying fragrant water at work.

An interesting phenomenon is found in the survey of women and men. The proportion of women who oppose wearing umbilical cord and suspenders is more than that of men, but the proportion of men opposed to slippers is greater than that of women.

Female: "hot" costumes are not conducive to the work of men: wearing too much exposure, lack of self love, the results show that participants in the thin, pparent and exposed problems, both men and women showed a higher tendency to oppose.

Many women believe that wearing too much "hot" and "not conducive to work" in office is also considered to be embarrassing for male colleagues and easy for the opposite sex to be "hostage". Only 10% of women believe that "how I dress is my business, and he thinks it is his problem".

Nearly half of the men surveyed believe that excessive exposure of women in offices is a sign of lack of self love, and that they are not respectful to others. Even a small number of men feel that this is a kind of public harassment against men, which is a temptation for men.

She believes that women do not wear anything at work, and the proportion is 8%.

Nine adults believe that dressing affects development, except that they will make the opposite sex "crazy." among those surveyed, they believed that too much casual dress would affect 90% of their career development.

A female civil servant who works in a government office says that "thin, pparent and revealing" dress will reduce the professional credibility of others in their mind.

The white-collar workers who work in the company think that their bosses and bosses are still very concerned about the professional image of each employee. Therefore, it is best not to leave a bad impression on the "head". Improper dressing is likely to affect promotion.

In the survey, the white collar is embarrassed, and it is hard to buy a satisfactory professional suit. The more surprising thing is that in today's large shopping malls and many fashionable clothes, more than half of the respondents believe that it is too hard to buy a desirable work clothes.

Miss Li, who sells clothing at the Pacific department store, told reporters that in the mall, sales of casual wear such as "ONLY" and other brands are very good, so they often occupy the best place in the shopping mall, but these casual clothes are not very suitable for wear to the workplace.

In contrast, many so-called "business clothes" are more "old-fashioned", while "baozi" and other famous brand women's wear prices are too high. Therefore, the wage earners are often in a dilemma.

When it comes to the office, it is no longer a personal thing to get into the office, and it even becomes a symbol of a employee who is truly integrated into the company.

In the survey, it is found that industries such as mass media, advertising, design and so on, which need to be "full of ideas" are generally active in pursuit of fashion, fashion and other kinds of clothes. While finance, insurance, lawyers, and Japanese foreign companies, they are required to appear in the right way, and choose as simple and stable as possible.

Among the respondents, nearly 20% thought that unless they had a car family, it would be "inhumane" to wear formal clothes all day long in such hot summer.

As a means of accommodation, many girls choose to dress for work and dress up for a "chameleon" dressed in costumes. The excellent chameleon has even become a typical representative of survival of the fittest.

The number of participants in the survey is: more than 4000 people working hours: from half a year to 15 years, the ratio of male to female is 20%, and male is 80%.

The United States: on Friday, the traditional American big companies are mostly required for their dress and office space. Generally speaking, Monday and Thursday wear professional clothes, Friday is optional, jeans, T-shirts and casual wear are all available.

The employees also need to decide what to wear according to the specific circumstances, attend formal meetings or see customers in formal dress.

Companies such as IT and other emerging industries are not so strict with their clothing. It is reported that companies in demanding companies and even people wear slippers to work.

Japan: the dress code is strict. In Japan, the government and companies are strict in their dress requirements. Even in hot summer, they can not wear casual clothes.

In some counties of Japan, female civil servants wear uniform clothing: grey vest and skirt, and plain coloured shirts.

In addition to fashion companies and Internet companies, the "Friday casual day", which prevails in North America, has never been popular in Japanese companies.

Recently, the Japanese government launched an energy saving campaign called "cool business".

The action required civil servants to throw their suits and ties in their homes and wear casual clothes to work this summer.

Even so, there are still some requirements for the dress Handbook issued by the Ministry of environmental protection of Japan, such as the proper collocation of belts and shoes.

There are also media reports that the past experience shows that the "modification" plan is hard to succeed in Japan.

After the second oil crisis in 1979, Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira once wore a half sleeved suit and tie, in order to show a new image of energy saving, but his new image was not accepted by the Japanese.

Holland: male employees can not wear short sleeves and the company is generally conservative, requiring male workers to wear suits and ties.

In the company room, men can take off their jackets, but shirts still need to be worn, because European bosses are generally disgusted with seeing their men wear short sleeved clothes.

For girls, they must wear suits, usually shirts and "one-step skirts". When the weather is hot, they should wear long stockings. Short sleeved tops are acceptable, but they must not wear sleeveless clothes.