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the thread about nothing...
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woah, the fight or the surgery?
oh and also has anyone filed an investigation with UPS for a package before? I want someone to get fired over this.
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the surgery. well the recovery.
mouth breathing SUCKS when you have to do it 24/7. i would have to put glycerin all over my lips before bed so i didnt wake up crazy dry. & it makes it very easy to choke while eating.
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It's not unprofessional, it just annoys me when people do it. :\
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What does business casual mean 
I got an interview
I got an interview
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I called corporate once when it said my package was delivered on Wednesday, but it was Friday. They told me they'd get on it and my package showed up at my house on Monday morning.
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What does business casual mean
I got an interview
trousers/khakis and a shirt with a collar
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What does business casual mean
I got an interview
polo or dress shirt & pants im assuming sneakers or dress shoes optional
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cool. Yeah I called and they said the only thing I could do was file an investigation into it, but I'm not sure what that entails. I'm refusing to give up on this.
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Little know ingredient....put some in your meat when making burgers...egg...seasoning...some syrup....look it up
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I'm thinking the khakis with a button up since it's going to be cold as hell anyways.
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I'm thinking the khakis with a button up since it's going to be cold as hell anyways.
That will do fine. Obviously tuck shirt in.
My old office was business casual and that was the basics for everyone. No tie...button up...tucked into khakis. Or polo tucked in during the summer.
Good luck
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My sister asked me to watch her dog for a little while, and now i don't want to give her back
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So the difference between professional and business casual is a tie?
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Mine's different because it says delivered and I also have a delivery notice, but no package. Normally I would give up, but it's hundreds of dollars
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Typically professional is a tie coat and "dress pants"
Business casual = No tie, khakis, less casual footwear ie loafers even dress sneakers
But now a days the lines are super blurred. Professional is basically suit every day business casual depends on if you see clients or not....some you don't have to tuck your shirt in at all. My job is "relaxed business casual" aka anything you want as long as you don't come naked.
I still wear a button up - untucked - khakis - and clarks every day to work
I wear jeans on fridays
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Typically professional is a tie coat and "dress pants"
Business casual = No tie, khakis, less casual footwear ie loafers even dress sneakers
But now a days the lines are super blurred. Professional is basically suit every day business casual depends on if you see clients or not....some you don't have to tuck your shirt in at all. My job is "relaxed business casual" aka anything you want as long as you don't come naked.
I still wear a button up - untucked - khakis - and clarks every day to work
button up/polo --- jeans -- mikes daily
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The best part about working at Nike was not the discount but being able to wear shorts and a tee everyday.
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