The document provides guidance on Lugo & Associates' dress code policy. It defines appropriate business attire and business casual wear, sets limits on items that are never acceptable, and discusses enforcement which includes warnings and potential termination for repeated violations. The goal is for employees to dress professionally and present well to clients, coworkers, and themselves.
In business, you are dressing to have an impact on your bosses and teammates. If your clothes don’t convey the message that you are competent, able, ambitious, self-confident, reliable, and authoritative, nothing you say or do will overcome the negative signals emanating from your apparel
In business, you are dressing to have an impact on your bosses and teammates. If your clothes don’t convey the message that you are competent, able, ambitious, self-confident, reliable, and authoritative, nothing you say or do will overcome the negative signals emanating from your apparel
First impression is the last impression.
First impression create preception about you.
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This presentation is about the number of etiquette that needs to be followed in our daily lives to be more professional and social and also helps in getting jobs and promotions too..!!
1. Business attire can be called as appropriate wear for an interview, for a professional job and dress code wear for work in an office environment.
2. Dress codes are written and more often, unwritten rules with regard to clothing.
3. Business attire for men includes a suit, jacket, shirt, trousers, tie, dark socks and dress shoes.
4. For women, business attire includes a suit or an ensemble of a skirt, dress slacks, or dress with a jacket, blouse, hosiery and closed toe shoes.
A guide to help demystify the professional fashion lingo and provide some helpful pointers to guarantee a great first impression from the moment you walk in the door for your next interview.
First impression is the last impression.
First impression create preception about you.
with this slides we will learn how dressing matter in this attire and what is it's power.
Power Dressing, Work Place and Business EtiquettePriyal Dhir
This presentation is about the number of etiquette that needs to be followed in our daily lives to be more professional and social and also helps in getting jobs and promotions too..!!
1. Business attire can be called as appropriate wear for an interview, for a professional job and dress code wear for work in an office environment.
2. Dress codes are written and more often, unwritten rules with regard to clothing.
3. Business attire for men includes a suit, jacket, shirt, trousers, tie, dark socks and dress shoes.
4. For women, business attire includes a suit or an ensemble of a skirt, dress slacks, or dress with a jacket, blouse, hosiery and closed toe shoes.
A guide to help demystify the professional fashion lingo and provide some helpful pointers to guarantee a great first impression from the moment you walk in the door for your next interview.
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The dress code policy provides information about the office attire the employee should wear in the organization. The policy conveys the corporate dress code one should follow to maintain the professionalism in the organization.
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1. What Should I Wear
Today?
Lugo & Associates
Dress Code Policy
2. Introduction
• Define Lugo & Associates Dress Code Policy
• Inspire employees to dress professionally
• Allow for comfort and creativity
• Discuss enforcement
3. Dress Code Policies
The Ford The UBS
Approach Approach
“We ask our
employees to use
43-page dress code
good judgment”
Our
Approach
we provide
guidance;
you provide
judgment
4. The Basic Rule
We should always present
a professional appearance
to our clients,
coworkers,
and ourselves.
—William Lugo, CEO
5. In other words:
You are dressing for:
1. Your clients
2. Your supervisor
3. Yourself
6. Personal Issues
• Bathe and use deodorant daily
• Dress modestly
• Cover shoulders, midriffs and backs
• Avoid large logos or messages
• Wear conservative makeup, jewelry
and accessories
• Limit piercings to earlobes only (2 allowed)
• Cover tattoos, please
7. Never:
• Sweatpants or
sweatshirts
• Athletic apparel or
shoes
• Shorts/Capris
• Cargo pants or shirts
• Flip Flops
• Denim
• Hats
8. Always:
• Attire is appropriate for
situation
• Garments are
clean, pressed, and in good
repair
• Clothes fit properly (not
baggy or tight)
• Fabrics are opaque (not
transparent)
• Undergarments, or lack
thereof, should not be
noticeable
9. Business Attire
For court
appearances, IRS
meetings, corporate
clients
• Dark suit, shirt or
blouse, tie
• Polished shoes
• Good-quality
briefcase, folio, or bag
10. Business Casual
• Slacks, dress pants or
khakis
• Shirt with a collar
• Knit or polo shirt
• Sport-coat or jacket
optional
• No tie necessary
11. Business Casual
• Slacks, dress pants, or
khakis
• Similar-type skirt
• Cardigan, pullover or
sweater set
• Casual dress
o Shirtdress
o Sweater dress
o Sleeveless, not strappy
12. Enforcement
Your supervisor is the arbiter
• Unofficial warnings
• 2 official warnings
• 3rd violation
o You will be sent home to change
o You will be counted late and docked pay
• Non-compliance is grounds for termination
Ask your supervisor if you are unsure
13. Conclusion
10 seconds
That’s how long we take
to form an opinion when
we meet someone.
What will people think of
you?
14. References
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12, 2011, from
http://www.usatoday.com/money/workplace.
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www.enotes,com/small-business-encyclopedia.
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code to employees. The Houston Chronicle. Retrieved
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http://smallbusiness.chron.com
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http://www.businessweek.com.
Editor's Notes
Welcome.
We’re here to:Formal presentation because informal definition didn’t work out
3 approaches to a dress code policyYou are adults, but sometimes you need guidance.
Modest means no décolletage. No chests of either gender.Large logo means more than 1 inch.Earrings are small hoops, dangles or posts. No grommets, or large earrings.
What is wrong with how this man is dressed?Mention After Tax Day!
Appear trustworthy and confidentTax Court and IRS meetings--You are representing your client in a difficult day, be a supportCorp. clients want you to dress like they do---for credibility
Where people usually have problems—Suits are understood, but business casual is unknown territory.The classic example is Dockers and a polo shirt . A standard tee shirt isn’t acceptable. Collar ribbing size is the determining factor. Must be narrow.Polar fleece jacket or vest not allowed.
These are also business casualDress/skirt length—knee length
Unofficial warnings--“What you are wearing is unsuitable because…” “I have had some negative comments…” “Please don’t wear that again”Official warnings are in supervisors office, written, placed in your permanent record.
We know we shouldn’t judge by appearancesBut the reality is that you are judged by what you look like. How you dress matters because: (Click words in)
