chucky234: Boxer and singlet will do the magic, dont forget to go with a matching bathroom slippers.
Why wear jeans and T-shirt to corporate meeting?

Danka7777:

You have to understand that stuttering is a medical and physiological condition. Yes, some people stutter out of fear but some don't have control over it and are very smart. I knew a guy who graduated with 4.0 G.P.A, couldn't get a word out without stuttering but he was hell smart and when he wrote on paper, then it hits you that he is hell brilliant but has this condition holding him down. So, I get your drift but there are other words that could be used as opposed to stuttering.

acidtalk:

Be kinmd enough to post one.
Using my tablet now and typing alone is a night mare already.

frikuenci: This thread is getting more interesting.pls house I need suggestions. WHAT OTHER WAY can one dress for a job interview if one can't get a suit within a short period due to financial constraint. I have ties and other wears but no suit. Thanks. Its urgent.

spicy v:


Your dressing is determined by the kind θf meeting you are going for. I think its irresponsible and a display θf nonchalance or disregard for your counterparts to dress casually to a meeting that requires a tux. Unless otherwise indicated.

As for your observation regarding top biz consultants around the world dressing casually to meetings, I am wondering! Because no name comes to mind, from the Sorinyan's θf Naija to the Donald Trumps θf the U.S,that suit gives you the extra confidence boost required to demand the needed attention.

greatgod2012: i know a friend who has never worn suit to job interviews,yet he often get d job, i think it depends on various factors like carriage,posture, fluency, confidence, knowledge of d job in question,etc. However,what works for a person may not work for another person, so,know urself and what works for u

frikuenci: This thread is getting more interesting.pls house I need suggestions. WHAT OTHER WAY can one dress for a job interview if one can't get a suit within a short period due to financial constraint. I have ties and other wears but no suit. Thanks. Its urgent.

osifred: You are asking if wearing "causal jean,shirt and face cap' to corporate meeting and interview.

@op you wear casual cloth to casual settings and corporate wear to corporate setting. Or has jeans and face cap now regarded as corporate wear?

acidtalk:

I am not a corporate dresser but I believe a normal well ironed long sleeve shirt and trousers will do with the tie.

I don't think suit is a must.

ebamma: its all about preference,afterall mark zuckerberg(facebook md) has never worn a suit while at work.

osifred: You are asking if wearing "causal jean,shirt and face cap' to corporate meeting and interview.

@op you wear casual cloth to casual settings and corporate wear to corporate setting. Or has jeans and face cap now regarded as corporate wear?

RuuDie: The type of setting or organization hosting the event and the venue also matters. A gathering of I.T geeks, media + entertainment or sports folks probably won't require being all formally clothed. A formal event on a rig, construction site or offshore location definitely doesn't require formal attire. Financial sector, most often than not, you'd have to be formally decked. . .et al.

Bottomline, especially for an "upstart" looking to make the right impression, its best you dress as the occasion or location demands, this means getting to know a little about where you are going and what is expected of you.

Then again, as long as your dress code at the time won't have significant bearing or any adverse, long-term negative effects on your person or whatever it is you are doing where you go, then you can dress anyhow you like to just about anywhere you want. But courtesy at least demands that you look very neat and attractive to the eye.
Me, for instance, haven't had a cause to wear a suit now for about 6-8 years and counting.

OMO IBO: I hate to dress up with a passion. God know's I also hate to think of what to wear.

The founders/directors of a certain company in the uk that's listed on the london stock exchange wear jeans and T-shirt to work. The said company caters to high end customers of the society.

Funnily, they'd encourage us to dress in like manner.

Their reason was simple: they wanted to be approachable. Not overly officious.


On my return to Nigeria, I took to their idea. I find that people I met for the first time were taken aback. I always got that you can't be serious look. In return I give them 'I don't give a rats ass' look. Can we get started already??

Una go tell me if na fashion parade we dey gather for?

AjanleKoko:

This means what exactly? That Nigerians don't know how to wear Jeans and T-Shirt?

acidtalk:

It simply means Nigeria will copy other people's culture and become slaves to it. Even when the real owners never take it so serious.

Do you people see how Barack Obama dresses most times folding his sleeves and all that? Most CEO's here in Nigeria will never feel comfortable dressing that way because they will be scared of people terming them "toutish mode of dreesing"


Nigerians are just tooooooo fake.

acidtalk:

It simply means Nigeria will copy other people's culture and become slaves to it. Even when the real owners never take it so serious.

Do you people see how Barack Obama dresses most times folding his sleeves and all that? Most CEO's here in Nigeria will never feel comfortable dressing that way because they will be scared of people terming them "toutish mode of dreesing"


Nigerians are just tooooooo fake.

Sisi_Kill:

And you know where this is most apparent? The Courthouse!!!

Why 'em lawyers still wear that ridiculous, clown looking garb is beyond me!!!!