WFH Dress Code
Manila Bulletin
|March 26, 2020
Does dressing up while working from home make a difference?
In light of the enhanced community quarantine set upon the Luzon region, various employees and industries are pushed to work at the safety of their homes. For some, like freelancers, this is a normal thing. But for others who are used to seeing cubicles and corporate walls, this condition might be something to get used to.
For employees who are used to working at an office, being at home is the main indicator of a job well done. It’s the time when comfort is a reward as we loosen ties or take heels off, and put on sweatpants.
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