No expectation - and many of my colleagues are in shorts and polo shirts today. However, I've always taught in a suit, shirt and tie, and it makes me act more like a responsible adult.....
I get this. I once worked for a firm with a very strict dress code for customer facing employees.
Plain, dark suit, white shirt, sober tie, plain belt, shoes without buckles.
The best sales staff in this firm had hand made suits that I could not have afforded. I made do with Magee suits bought in the January sales each year.
There was a point to it though - suited and booted, it changed how we acted and it made for a much more professional organisation.
