sandals

Are profits going to go down if people start showing up to work in shorts, tshirts, and sandals?

Indeed, the look of horror from the Oracle suits at programmers in shorts and sandals when the other elevator broke.

It explained to me how my commune-dwelling, sandals-made-from-old-tires wearing parents were converted back into happy consumers.

The fact that you wear sandals instead of a suit when you lay people off doesn't make you a better person.

Now even the cool kids agree Apparently socks and sandals are in fashion this year.

Seven came back the next year, wearing hats of their sponsor Rockport, but sandals made of tire-treads instead of Rockport shoes.

Relatively speaking those parents of mine are to pop their clogs one day (well, Burkenstock sandals, one day being many years hence).

Except those over the hill freaks with their comb overs and sandals with socks.

We also are more laid back than New York so t-shirts, jeans, sweatpants, sandals, are all a-ok with us.

But stereotyping anyone who is good at research as a selfless, socks-and-sandals proto-hippy shows a certain lack of familiarity with a large cross-section of researchers.

Several times I have needed to get product X, be it a hammer, sandals etc.

They wear socks and sandals, not suits, and do PhDs, not MBAs - and their research is just fine, thanks very much.

He now starts every sentence with, "You know the Tarahumara Indians...":) He's also showed up to run for the past few weeks in sandals!

But there are serious artists here who work with me and they dress "tidy, neat, liberal." When they wear shorts and sandals, it looks good.

This is not one of those things like wearing a suit to a shorts-and-sandals startup, where they say "Oh what a dweeb, he's totally a not a culture fit here." No one thinks badly of sending a simple thank you note.