Sentences with phrase «office jobs wearing»

This look is great for teachers wanting to make a good impression, and will also work great for those of you with office jobs wearing professional attire!

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Since entering the «professional world» and regularly showing up at an office, I have found watches to be common accessories among my coworkers, and since part of my job became writing about watches, I started wearing one every day as well.

This look is exactly the sort of outfit I wear into my office job - throwing on a blazer to ward off the air conditioning.

In this article we explore the best winter outfits for men to wear at job / office and how today's business man can look the part in the office at the same time as wrapping up warm.

For those who work an office job and feel like they're running out of appropriate pieces to wear, layering sheer pieces is a great way broaden your options.

:) While I'm not a teacher I do think your tips are important for a lot of jobs - office wear especially!

I am a real woman, I work a real job, and, yes, I wore a leopard print pencil skirt to the office today.

I used to wear trousers all the time when I worked an office job.

Little Miss N A V Y... with temperatures heating up I have always been asked the same question — «Where can I find cute dresses to wear to a job interview or the office in the spring or summer when it is scorching outside?»

Before I left my office job, I wore pencil skirts to work on a regular basis.

And of course, if you CAN get away with it at your workplace or job, you ditch the blazer for a sleeved sheath dress, only keep it in your office as a topper for air conditioning, or find other professional things to wear.

I have a great capsule wardrobe for my more - business - than - business - casual office, but I am starting my maternity leave in two weeks (at 37 weeks) and want to get those clothes out of my hair... plan to wear yoga pants and tank tops for the remainder of my pregnancy: — RRB -(We have a very small apartment and will definitely be moving / changing jobs before we ever have another child.)

A pair of casual shoes could be easily worn to an office job.

It would be a sensible pick, as I am about to start an office job and have no idea what I will wear there.

This outfit is actually quite comfortable and even though it's something I would have worn to my less - casual office job in the summer, it still works for my current job.

I used to feel so uninspired to wear anything that would've been «office appropriate» in my old, more corporate job.

I recently started a new job which is in a stronger office environment than before so I'm looking to find new and improved ways to wear my work classics that are still fun, fresh, and feminine, yet cubical friendly.

I rarely show you guys what I wear to my full - time office job.

One thing that always irks me, is when people have this idea that if you have an office job, you should always wear black / grey / brown slacks, a blouse, and cardigan (OK, yes, I do wear this sometimes, but I know people who literally wear this combination to work every day).

Yes, there are those days when I arrive at the office, hate what I'm wearing, and completely change my clothes (bless this job and the very handy fashion closet here at Redbook that comes with it).

Whether you work in a bank, a retail store or an office, there are plenty of indoor jobs where it is OK to wear jeans.

Corporate office wear is a funny thing... for my first job I wore «creative business attire» that meant tons of pencil skirts, dresses, and color.

You can wear the stiletto with a boyfriend shirt or a chic outfit for the office, if the job allows.

I guess part of that has to do with graduating college and starting an office job during that time, which changed he types of clothing I wore on a regular basis.

In «Hello, My Name is Doris», Sally Field stars as the title sixty - something - year - old single woman who sports a wig extension, wears up to two pairs of glasses at once, and is clearly the oldest employee at her longtime NYC office job.

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Don't tell me that one of your previous job responsibilities was «wearing flip flops to the office.»

Medical assistants are expected to wear many hats, no matter if their job is in a large hospital or a small doctor's office.

If you're interviewing for most office jobs, you're not going to show up wearing a dirty tee shirt and ripped jeans, are you?

With a special focus on office and team growth, these programs are invaluable to brokers and owners who struggle with performing any job effectively because of the many hats they wear.