• Flying Squid@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    Could you get away with whatever you went to sleep in though? That’s the advantage of WFH. Get up, do your work, don’t bother getting dressed unless there’s a meeting. If you need a shower and a change, you can do it on your break.

    I agree that American office dress codes are bullshit, but being allowed to be as comfortable as you like in your clothes is, I am guessing, frowned upon even in Germany.

    I worked a hybrid schedule. I didn’t bother getting dressed until the other half of the day I went into the office. And I was more productive at home because I was more comfortable in every way including the fact that I could just do my work in boxers and a T-shirt.

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      8 months ago

      Not getting dressed at least somewhat is a sign of depression.

      When I still went to the office, I wore the exact same cloth I would wear when I was just going outside. Clean, not significantly more holes than intended.

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        8 months ago

        Nonsense. It’s a sign of comfort. Why should I get dressed if I don’t have to go anywhere? I’ll get dressed if I need to go somewhere.

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          8 months ago

          You get up and work. Unwashed, dirty clothes. That’s not comfort, that’s concerning.

          And yes, you and your clothes are dirty after sleeping in them. You sweat about half a liter every night.