Swiss precision applied to a dress code for bankers
What do you think is appropriate "Professional Dressing" for Bankers? If at all you wish to draft a set of rules or frame a dress code, how long would that be? If you're under the impression that such a dress code should not be more than a maximum of a page or two, think again.
Apparently, there are some "experts" who feel that it is entirely within the realms of reasonableness to come up with a 40+ page BOOK of Dress Code.
That's right - I did mention that the dress code that I'm referring to runs to more than 40 pages.
The famous Swiss Bank UBS has just come up with a "Dress Code" for its staff. Do take a look:
Believe it or not, we're not talking about school kids, but about seasoned, mature, intelligent adults - many of them with a few years of experience to boot!
And still, UBS deems it fit to come up with very specific rules about the entire gamut of dress that's apt / taboo for both men and women.
The rule book actually covers (but is not restricted to):
- Shoes
- Socks
- Underwear
- Glasses
- Nail Polish
- Ties
And, as a clarification, I must mention that these rules were not issued as a joke on any "April Fool's Day" - They were indeed meant to be followed and enforced!!!
Would any of you be interested in:
- A job at UBS? Or even, ... ... ...
- Being a customer of UBS, if you're going to be greeted by virtual photocopies of robotic individuals who are all forced to "Look alike"???
Think about it!
Regards,
N
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