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Counter of Bean
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What is your definition of it............
And specifically, sport coat or no sport coat?
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annoyings
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Long-sleeve dress shirt, pants that aren't jeans, leather shoes, belt (same
color as shoes), socks that match pants. No coat necessary, though this
might be desired if you're in a cold area. No tie necessary, though I think
ties can be business casual.
On the lower end of business casual, I think polo type shirts can be okay.
Short-sleeve dress shirts don't work for me. They look too 60's NASAish.
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chevyrcrz28
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annoyings just described our office's definition of business casual perfectly.
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