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Maybe it's my job (IT), but sometimes I'm the only one in shorts or a hoodie in the technical management meetings. Fuck that shit, you hired me to do lead a geek team (myself included), and I am doing it. Them servers don't give a shit about what I'm wearing. I've trimmed my mustache once this year, my beard is way too long, and I'm also expanding my tattoo sleeves, going for the neck soon. 🤷
While i do get your sentiment, i also somewhat disagree. I like being professional looking while being professional looking, and then relaxing while looking relaxed. Imo it creates a barrier between work and living, så that the two are properly separated.
Clothes on? Professional.
Clothes off? Relaxed.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and that's like your choice
And that's okay, for you. I used to do the same. I have dozens of button up shirts collected over the years (most of which don't fit me anymore, unfortunately) from back when I had to go to the office daily. When I started working from home, not having to care about what I'm wearing removed a stress factor from my life that I didn't know I didn't need. Now I go to the office a couple days per week, and I just make sure I showered and that my d&d t-shirt is clean.