Sentences with phrase «dress work environment»

I did need shoes for all four seasons, plus teaching Pilates, gardening, my business - dress work environment (psych hospital), and exercising... but still.

Not exact matches

-- 26 percent said dressing modestly is important; — 22 percent said working to protect the environment matters; and — 18 percent said resting on the Sabbath as essential to what being Christian.

My particular circumstances at the time — young, single, living in an urban environment, trying to hack out a living in the theatre — eerily paralleled (or so I fancied) L'Engle's early years in New York, when she worked as an actress, surreptitiously writing in dressing rooms and hotels rooms.

For example, men's compression socks are offered in dress styles, allowing business men to comfortably fit in with their work environment.

To prepare your child's environment, you'll just need to buy cloth diapers, very small underwear (doll underwear can work) or just dress your child in his clothes without anything on underneath.

This particular trouser style and print are really versatile, fashion forward and can be dressed up or down while remaining uber comfy in various work environments — even at home!

If you don't work for a company or in an environment that promotes individuality, or the open interpretation of the latest fashion trends, then chances are; getting dressed in the morning will become a frustrating task.

One of the reasons a sheath dress is a great closet staple for someone who works in a professional environment is that it's easy to dress up a variety of ways.

For a lot women, I've realised sorting out what to wear to work daily and really having a personal work style can be a such a hassle especially if one works in a rigid environment with strict dress codes and no form of bright color allowed.

I'm lucky enough to work in an environment with a very open dress code (aka: there basically is no dress code), but I've gotten a few requests from my BBFs for summer office attire suggestions so I figured this was the perfect chance to talk about that!

I'm lucky enough to work in an environment with a very open dress code (aka: there basically is no dress code), but I» ve

These dresses look great at any time of year and you can dress them up with high heels and jewellery, or down with tights and ankle boots, depending on your working environment.

I prefer a dressed - down approach to them but these can work in an office environment with a pair of block heels.

While the J Crew field jacket and jeans make dress this Loft peplum top down, I can also see dressing it up with a black pencil skirt, blazer and heels for a more formal work environment.

If you work in a business casual environment, you could also add a denim jacket and wear this dress to work!

Many wrap dress are V - neck in style and although this is very flattering, it can be a little low - cut for the work environment.

I know you've been focusing on how to readjust to a different work environment and dress code, and I've found that interesting to experience (to a certain extent) along with you.

Since, I work in a conservative environment, I decide to go with a simple dress and snazz it up with accessories.

I work in advertising in a corporate environment, so office - appropriate dresses, jackets and heels are quite the norm for my daily outfits.

Is your work environment like mine or do you need to dress up every day?

If you are a working mama in a corporate environment, this little black dress HERE is a must have.

Do you work in an office environment with a strict dress code?

Work environments vary by dress code, but here's my general rule: If you'd wear it at the beach, you shouldn't wear it in the boardroom.

Does your work environment / dress code allow for chambray to be worn?

I'm blessed to work in an environment that allows me to dress according to my personal style.

How you wear this bodycon dress to work really depends on your work environment.

I've worn my over the knee boots with jeans to dinner with friends, dressed up for date night with a body - con dress, and to work with my leather pleated skirt (I work in a very casual and fashion - forward environment).

Your office environment won't be suitable for such dressing as you're not on the picnic or mall; you're on the working place where only formal dressing is acceptable.

This could be a work dress I think but it might read as too dressy for most office environments.

I'll also ask you a series of questions so that I can figure out what type of environment you work in (casual, corporate, etc), what you usually wear, and if you have any dress code restrictions.

They currently have a wide range of dresses, stylish suits, tops, jackets, and skirts that could go great in any work environment.

Though I'm lucky to work in a super casual tech environment where there isn't really a «dress code», I used to attempt to «adjust» my style and clothing depending on the city, setting, client, etc., until one day I was in a sales training led by an extremely successful (and absolutely fascinating) man who had worked as a high - powered advertising executive his whole life.

Of course everything depends on your work environment and dress code, though I am sure you can try on pink shades at work.

It's fashionable, yet great for those work environments that you need to dress properly.

Right now I work in the legal field and while you may think that it's a strict dress code environment as well it's not depending on the type of law and law office you work at.

I used to work in a super professional - dress environment and, honestly, have been wearing Hanes legwear for years.

On the flip side, if you have a casual work environment, but have to dress up for the occasional client meeting, list that as a separate activity as well.

If you work in an environment where you need to dress in standard business attire, consider creating a work capsule and a weekend capsule with a differing number of pieces depending on your day - to - day activities.

Not to mention as one transitions from the work world, one no longer has to dress to fit a role or their professional environment and this is the chance to see if they like different styles, which includes different colors.

I now work in a less conservative (small c) office environment so can wear pretty much what I want when I have no meetings, but still need to dress more staid - ly when I am out and about, so need to plan how I can subvert the boring - suit - dress - code and remain professional.

The fact that I'm not wearing jeans means I'm already pretty dressed up for my current work environment, but perhaps I might feel more like «myself» if I wasn't wearing a t - shirt.

I also work in a very «relaxed» place, but I think you did a great job dressing them up for an office environment.

Since I don't work in an office environment anymore, I live in things like this little dress!

I no longer work in a super corporate dress code environment, but I love my Express dress pants (I have the columnist ankle pant in a few colors — http://www.express.com/clothing/women/columnist-pants/cat/cat1540022) and they have great portofino blouses that can transition from work to weekend!

This means that the length is not inappropriate for the work environment; however it is not a dress that you feel frumpy in.

I work in a somewhat conservative office environment in the Midwest, with a «business casual» dress code.

I want to rock those over the knee boots, but realistically if I wore those to work people would think I was trying too hard because we have a SUPER casual environment like the guys wear board shorts and flip flops (sometimes I really wish they didn't) and so over the knee boots to me feel super dressed up.

I work in a casual environment but I always dress a tinge more conservatively than I would outside of the office.

Dressed perpetually in a faded jumpsuit that matches her own worn and work - hardened face, Mildred sometimes seems formed out of sandstone, an immovable fixture of the environment impervious to intimidation.

Strong technical skills, particularly in integrating technology in the classroom to drive academic achievement Demonstrated volunteer or community service At least one (or more) of the following: o National Board Certificationo TAP Experience (sign on bonus for TAP certification) o Core Knowledge Experienceo Experience with Blended Learningo At least two years of successful teaching in an urban environment ESSENTIAL POSITION FUNCTIONS: An Elementary School teacher is required to perform the following duties: Plan and implement a blended learning environment, providing direct and indirect instruction in the areas of Social Studies, Science, Language Arts, Health, and Mathematics based on state standards Participation in all TAP requirements, focusing on data - driven instruction Create inviting, innovative and engaging learning environment that develops student critical thinking and problem solving skills Prepare students for strong academic achievement and passing of all required assessments Communicate regularly with parents Continually assess student progress toward mastery of standards and keep students and parents well informed of student progress by collecting and tracking data, providing daily feedback, weekly assessments, and occasional parent / teacher conferences Work with the Special Education teachers and administration to serve special needs students in the classroom Attend all grade level and staff meetings and attend designated school functions outside of school hours Establish and enforce rules for behavior and procedures for maintaining order among the students for whom you are responsible Accept and incorporate feedback and coaching from administrative staff Perform necessary duties including but not limited to morning, lunch, dismissal, and after - school duties Preforms other duties, as deemed appropriate, by the principal Dress professionally and uphold all school policies