Some organisations believe that their employees should dress smartly. Others value quality of work above appearance. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

First
impression is the
last
impression’
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is the expression that we hear very frequently. But is that true in today’s business world? Do how you
dress
matter for the
organizations
you
work
for? Well, there are contrasting views about it. Some organisations believe that their employees should
dress
formally and should appear smart. Whereas, there are other
organizations
that
prefers
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the
quality
of
work
above your experience. On one hand, there are
organizations
that deal with a lot of customers and most of
its
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their
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employees are
client facing
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. In
such
a situation, they prefer their employees to appear pleasant and formal as they represent the company. Impressing a
client
is important with not only the
work
but how you represent the Company.
For instance
, if you are to present in front of a potential
client
, the content and
quality
of your pitch will matter and so will your appearance. If you wear a formal business suit that will
also
give you more confidence. To put it in another way, if there are two companies competing to acquire a customer and one team is very formally dressed and the other team is only casually dressed, given that both the teams have
same
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thing to offer, the customer will be bagged by the team that dresses smartly.
Then
, there are
also
organizations
which are not
client facing
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. In
such
places, what matters is your
quality
of
work
, irrespective of how you
dress
. If your output is not great, no matter how smartly you
dress
, you will not succeed in
such
organizations
.
For example
, if you are an auditor that provides back-end support to your colleagues on the field, in
such
cases the
quality
of the output will be of significant importance. In my opinion, in any
organization
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you should
dress
smartly. It is important to
dress
formally to maintain the decorum of the office space. Since you represent not the company but
also
yourself as an individual, it is important to
dress
to impress.
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  • Prediction or recommendation

Example:

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