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Five Rules of Style for the Business-Casual Workplace: What's too casual for casual Friday? These five rules will take the guess work out of dressing for the office. 1. Give Details Their Due ...; Tags: Consultant, Men, Women, Harry, Anthea Tolomei, Bechtel, Gender And Diversity, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Christian M. Chensvold, BNET Feature; Articles 2008-07-28

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NY Times Champions Workplace Shorts, Hairy Legs: Was the New York Times trying to be funny when it published its men's fashion feature, â€œShorts Crack the Code?â€ In our BNET piece, Five Rules of Style for the Business-Casual Workplace, San Francisco business style consultant, Anthea Tolomei, relates the story of a recent trip to...; Tags: Michael Mattis, Human Resources, Workplace, Women, New York Times Co., Gender And Diversity; Blog posts 2008-08-01

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