very sorry for the spelling mistake
You were just quoting I believe.
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very sorry for the spelling mistake
As part pf my pre-retirement job, I was tasked with visiting residents from our area in the local state psychiatric hospital. I'd show up in my jacket and ties and every time sevearl quite mentally ill patients would come up to me to compliment my look. Used to joke with my colleagues that even the mentally ill have a fashion sense.I don’t quite get the sentiment of “fighting a loosing battle”, perhaps I may have misunderstood you, as tbh, I see that in recent times, and from personal experience, I have never ever met anyone who has been disapproving of my clothing choices, or anyone else’s, and isn’t today’s society more accepting on what people would like to wear, and do wear, than say, 20 years ago?
In London tailoring is mostly worn and seen on people in certain parts of London , for instance the City, Canary Warf and around St James and Mayfair. Suits are something that you see men still wearing in large numbers but even that is declining with the dress codes being abandoned across some of the banks. Other than that it's mostly overpriced, made in China, streetwear, trainers, baseball caps and weird puffer jackets. Plus all the other assortment of various sub cultures that London is famous for.What is the general consensus with regards to tailored clothing in NYC versus London?
In London tailoring is mostly worn and seen on people in certain parts of London , for instance the City, Canary Warf and around St James and Mayfair. Suits are something that you see men still wearing in large numbers but even that is declining with the dress codes being abandoned across some of the banks. Other than that it's mostly overpriced, made in China, streetwear, trainers, baseball caps and weird puffer jackets. Plus all the other assortment of various sub cultures that London is famous for.
In my company working from home is down to managers discretion...So my team does not work from home as a norm. Of course I'm flexible but I always say to them:'' Working from home is a privilege, not a right." I personally hate working from home as I like to keep the 2 aspects of my life separate, but I do understand why some people prefer it.I think work from home is suitable for a maximum of 1-2 days per week. In the end work from home is temporary and will never replace a physical work environment. The human interaction, ability to learn, and the host of other physical and mental health benefits far outweigh any conveniences.
I think work from home is suitable for a maximum of 1-2 days per week. In the end work from home is temporary and will never replace a physical work environment. The human interaction, ability to learn, and the host of other physical and mental health benefits far outweigh any conveniences.