Corporate brehs: Is this fit considered business casual in your office?

[The ADD]

Wouldn’t be an issue at my job. Plenty of people including VPs wear sneakers.

The video is confusing. She says she’s been in these roles but she hadn’t figured the vibe at that office to know Sambas wouldn’t fly?

 

[The Pledge]

she know damn well that’s not business appropriate

Social media won’t spare you either. Those MFers in their cubicle trying to make you lose your job

 

[Regular Developer]

Definitely getting sent home at my job. Finance in New York City don't play that. Maaayyybe the IT team, but that's cause they stuck us out in another building away from the people, lol

 

[colicolicoli]

Tell us your opinion op?? You always give reasonable takes

I work in tech so her outfit would fit right in.

 

[thelonious21]

SYBAU


Bruh.. these 15 to 25 year olds are like lost ..

Sneakers is causal hoe.. tf?!

 

[Meowth tote da Uzi]

Depends on where you work. Rule of thumb if you dont have a cac who's doing the same thing that you can point to and say - Why yall aint say nothing to them, then chaces are you shouldnt do it.

 

[Spliff]

2 degreees and can’t read the room or the dress code.

 

[King Poetic]

Jobs has rules follow them bytch

Your degree don’t mean shyt

 

[Neuromancer]

She should start her own business

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Definitely getting sent home at my job. Finance in New York City don't play that. Maaayyybe the IT team, but that's cause they stuck us out in another building away from the people, lol

Yall 3 piece suited up in 100 degree summers . I have seen the CEOs talking openly about "yes the software teams can wear hoodies, we're cool "

 

[TL15]

She should have an employee handbook that outlines what she can and can’t wear. I’d refer to that.

If there is no dress code listed or it’s up for interpretation than I’d ask for paid time off and reimbursement for the shoes.

But why complain about what your job requires you to wear? They are paying you. If you don’t like it, get paid somewhere else

 

[42 Monks]

the fact that she's running to social media saying quit your job and shyt over a simple 'refer to dress code' type issues is like....

i dont know if she could handle a mailroom fr

 

[Primetime21]

When I was working in an office, I never saw anyone "police" a dress code policy. I mean somebody would have had to actually complain about what someone else was wearing for HR to even get involved. I've seen white folks in a similar get up with sneakers.

 

[Harry B]

Every company/office has different dress codes, can’t call it corporate America. A law firm might have smart casual when not meeting clients or a suit, while a music label or a media company you might dress like a rapper.

Some might even have a quiet but strict code that require black dress shoes for men, such as law firms and some departments like m&a in investment banks in London, while traders might be rocking sneakers in 2025. While that same firm or bank in NY people will rock brown dress shoes, which is seen as holiday gear or farmer behavior in London the old “no brown in town”


So it’s very weird to label shyt as “I work in an office”, or “corporate America”. It’s like saying “in restaurants in America” which might refer to 3 Michelin stars or the Chinese/Jamaican spot with no seats.

 

[42 Monks]

When I was working in an office, I never saw anyone "police" a dress code policy. I mean somebody would have had to actually complain about what someone else was wearing for HR to even get involved. I've seen white folks in a similar get up with sneakers.

might not be a real dress code there

i dress down where im at now but some of my previous jobs, even if they paid *way less*, were suit & tie monday - thursday with button downs considered to be pushing it on fridays.... its where you're at. and its almost never a surprise either.