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Research shows that clothes influence how colleagues perceive each other and can change how employees think or feel about themselves.
It is essential that companies and their workers think critically about the office dress code, and get it right. There's now clear guidance that companies, managers, and individual workers should consider in our new hybrid work reality.
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In the shift to remote work, some workers kept their office uniform while others picked comfortable home attire. After two years of working from home, there is still no solution for handling the w...
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Research shows that home attire consistently improved authenticity and engagement because workers felt more like themselves and were more engaged and productive at work.
Clothing needs to be consistent with the setting in which it is worn. The setting of work matters more f...
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Enclothed cognition describes how clothing and its symbolic associations affect thought and behaviour.
Research found that making small changes to one's wardrobe, such as putting on a lab coat in the lab or wearing a power suit in the office can improve attention or...
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