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Stop Being So Laid-Back In the Workplace
Executives who are too permissive in the office run the risk of sacrificing productivity.
If you’re not into wearing a power suit, then a business casual work environment might be for you. Different work cultures follow a variety of dress codes for men and women, ranging from suits to hoodies. Business casual is a more relaxed style that falls somewhere in the middle of that range -- such as khakis and a button-down for men, dress slacks and a blouse for women.
