Some organisations believe that their employees should dress smartly. Others value quality of work above appearance. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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of these
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dress
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code is highly important for workers,
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that it is irrelevant how employees look like because the main thing is how they can help to company become better and to get more profit. In my personal
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that the positive
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result is more significant than rules of appearance. Traditionally, banks, insurance companies, government companies and others like these have a strong public image and of
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it is essential
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because often employees from these organizations communicate with customers, colleagues from other big companies and they need
look
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more confident and official.
For instance
, if it is about meeting with members of the board or foreign members and they have to decide important, complex issues, I think
this
is a good idea
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smart.
On the other hand
, if you work for
IT
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an IT
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company or in
art
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the art
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sphere or you are a freelancer the main thing is how you can do your work excellent and an official appearance does not matter.
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, if you are
designer
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a designer
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or artist
conversely
you need
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fashionable and worthy of note. In my personal experience since I am a freelancer , I wear casual convenient clothes and it does not bother me
be
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intelligent and orderly, but of
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if I have
business
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a business
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meeting I will look official. In conclusion, that being smart is important for some professions and
office
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the office
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is a different environment.
However
, it is not main for all workers.
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