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Working in a dress-code environment can be oppressive. Forced to wear uncomfortable, fitted clothing just to appease the aesthetics of your company's branding isn't conducive to productivity; it's just a means of controlling your employees. Since I started working from home, I've found that I'm far more productive when I'm wearing sweatpants over the fitted slacks of my previous job, and when I can cozy up, loosen my waistband, and lock in a bit, I'm not only a better worker, but a more prolific employee.
While some folks thrive on the office hierarchical nature of wardrobe formality, this office employee was more interested in using his clothing as a sign of defiance. After dealing with his micromanaging boss for years, attempting to decode his cryptic critique and his passive-aggressive tendencies, the original poster of this story found the perfect way to get payback.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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"I wore a suit to work and got my supervisor soft demoted"
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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