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Clothing influences how you are perceived

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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