Dress for the job you hate
People who dress for the job they want
People who dress to express disdain for the job they have
Ever heard the one about how you should dress for the job you want, not the one you have? I don’t believe it happens this way. I think there are those people who dress for the jobs they want, and the rest of the people dress to express total apathy. If there is a range of footware that goes from leather lace-ups to flip-flops in your office, you know what I’m talking about.
There’s a reason that people ask you if you’re a glass half-full or a glass half-empty kind of person. Nobody says, “I’m a glass at 50%.” You either look up or you look down, and the way that people dress at work is a key expression of this.

If I work really hard, I can become Vice President some day!

If I work really hard, maybe they’ll let me plug in the yellow cables! F, I hate this job. If that bitch who’s sleeping her way to VP calls me about her Blackberry not working in the subway one more time, I’ll kill her.
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Hmm, this one feels a little too close to home for me today
Dressing up says “I respect myself and you should too”.
I didn’t realize that dressing was a form of evangelism