team leader
question: What new position does the author have at work?, context: Which shirt/tie for first day at work? I'm starting a new job on Monday. It's a team leader position within a software engineering department. I've been working in the Bay Area where software engineers can basically get away with wearing shorts and flip-flops to work. This job is on the East Coast and after my interviews I get the feeling that they hold a higher standard. Here's a couple of ideas I had for a shirt/tie combo. The blue shirt would have a pair of charcoal slacks, charcoal socks and black oxfords, the grey check shirt would have a pair of light brown slacks (same color as medium brown stripe on the tie) brown socks and tan oxfords. Any opinions on which is better for a first impression with a team of software guys?
What new position does the author have at work?
It's a team leader position within a software engineering department.
Which shirt/tie for first day at work? I'm starting a new job on Monday. It's a team leader position within a software engineering department. I've been working in the Bay Area where software engineers can basically get away with wearing shorts and flip-flops to work. This job is on the East Coast and after my interviews I get the feeling that they hold a higher standard. Here's a couple of ideas I had for a shirt/tie combo. The blue shirt would have a pair of charcoal slacks, charcoal socks and black oxfords, the grey check shirt would have a pair of light brown slacks (same color as medium brown stripe on the tie) brown socks and tan oxfords. Any opinions on which is better for a first impression with a team of software guys?
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Which shirt/tie for first day at work? I'm starting a new job on Monday. It's a <hl> team leader <hl> position within a software engineering department. I've been working in the Bay Area where software engineers can basically get away with wearing shorts and flip-flops to work. This job is on the East Coast and after my interviews I get the feeling that they hold a higher standard. Here's a couple of ideas I had for a shirt/tie combo. The blue shirt would have a pair of charcoal slacks, charcoal socks and black oxfords, the grey check shirt would have a pair of light brown slacks (same color as medium brown stripe on the tie) brown socks and tan oxfords. Any opinions on which is better for a first impression with a team of software guys?
Which shirt/tie for first day at work? I'm starting a new job on Monday. <hl> It's a team leader position within a software engineering department. <hl> I've been working in the Bay Area where software engineers can basically get away with wearing shorts and flip-flops to work. This job is on the East Coast and after my interviews I get the feeling that they hold a higher standard. Here's a couple of ideas I had for a shirt/tie combo. The blue shirt would have a pair of charcoal slacks, charcoal socks and black oxfords, the grey check shirt would have a pair of light brown slacks (same color as medium brown stripe on the tie) brown socks and tan oxfords. Any opinions on which is better for a first impression with a team of software guys?