concept   workplace attire
44 commonsense assertions
Cultures (44) • Japan (1) • United States (1) • South Korea (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Australia (1) • China (1) • India (1) • Sweden (1) • France (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Norway (1) • tech industry (1) • Italy (1) • New Zealand (1) • South Africa (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • business contexts in Western countries (1) • modern Western cultures (1) • Corporate Business (1) • Silicon Valley (1) Traditional Business (1) • casual culture (1) • traditional culture (1) • Finland (1) • Qatar (1) • Traditional business settings (1) • professional writing (1) • rural areas (1) • software developers (1) • startup culture (1) • tech industry in the United States (1) • Business culture in the United States (1) • Information Technology Industry (1) • Japanese business culture (1) • Modern urban areas (1) • Tech industry in the West (1) • business management (1) • corporate professionals (1) • digital culture (1) • mining industry (1) • modern society (1) • organizational culture (1) • professional (1) • urban US (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 workplace attire Japan In Japan, workplace attire is formal, conservative, and often requires business suits and ties to reflect professionalism and respect. 14
2 workplace attire United States Professional attire, including business casual and formal suits, is typically required in US workplaces. 13
3 workplace attire South Korea In South Korea, business formal attire, including suits and ties, is the standard in professional settings, focusing on conservative and traditional styles. 10
4 workplace attire United Kingdom In the UK, formal business attire, including suits and ties for men, is commonly expected in professional workplaces. 10
5 workplace attire Australia Business attire in Australia is generally more relaxed and casual, with a preference for comfortable clothing in many professional settings. 8
6 workplace attire China Chinese business attire blends traditional and modern styles, emphasizing formality, modesty, and respect for hierarchy. 7
7 workplace attire India Traditional attire such as sarees and kurta-pajamas are common in professional Indian workplaces. 7
8 workplace attire Sweden In Sweden, workplace attire is more relaxed and prioritizes comfort and practicality over formality. 7
9 workplace attire France French workplace attire emphasizes fashionable and sophisticated business attire with a preference for trendy and stylish elements. 6
10 workplace attire Middle Eastern countries Traditional clothing such as thobes and abayas is commonly worn in professional settings in Middle Eastern countries. 5
11 workplace attire Norway Norwegian workplace attire is based on a relaxed, practical approach with an emphasis on comfort. 5
12 workplace attire tech industry In the tech industry, casual attire like jeans and t-shirts is common to create a relaxed and creative work environment. 5
13 workplace attire Italy Italian workplace attire focuses on stylish and elegant business wear. 4
14 workplace attire New Zealand In New Zealand, workplaces often have a relaxed and casual approach to attire, including business casual and protective clothing for outdoor workers. 4
15 workplace attire South Africa Workplace attire in South Africa blends traditional and modern professional wear to reflect cultural diversity and heritage. 4
16 workplace attire United Arab Emirates Traditional and conservative attire, such as thobe and abaya, is expected in professional settings in the UAE. 4
17 workplace attire business contexts in Western countries Formal business attire like suits and ties is generally expected in professional Western business settings. 4
18 workplace attire modern Western cultures Business attire in modern Western workplaces is often flexible, allowing for business or smart casual dress codes. 4
19 workplace attire Corporate Business Formal business attire, including suits and ties, is the norm in corporate business settings. 3
20 workplace attire Silicon Valley Casual and individualistic dress code is common in Silicon Valley workplaces. 3
21 workplace attire Traditional Business Traditional Business culture expects formal business attire, including suits and ties for men, to convey professionalism in the workplace. 3
22 workplace attire casual culture Workplace attire in casual cultures may include jeans and t-shirts in professional settings. 3
23 workplace attire traditional culture In traditional workplace culture, formal attire such as suits is the standard with emphasis on professionalism and modesty. 3
24 workplace attire Finland Workplace attire in Finland prioritizes functional clothing suitable for outdoor activities and protection against harsh weather conditions. 2
25 workplace attire Qatar In Qatar, workplace attire is expected to be modest and conservative, including traditional clothing. 2
26 workplace attire Traditional business settings Traditional business settings prioritize formal business attire and a professional appearance. 2
27 workplace attire professional writing Exploring attire for character portrayal in various professional work environments. 2
28 workplace attire rural areas Workplace attire in rural areas is practical and casual, tailored for outdoor and labor-intensive jobs. 2
29 workplace attire software developers Software developers typically wear casual attire in the workplace. 2
30 workplace attire startup culture In startup culture, casual attire such as jeans and t-shirts is common, reflecting a relaxed and creative atmosphere in the workplace. 2
31 workplace attire tech industry in the United States The tech industry in the United States typically has a casual dress code, often consisting of jeans and t-shirts. 2
32 workplace attire Business culture in the United States Workplace attire in the United States varies widely based on industry and location, often leaning towards business casual. 1
33 workplace attire Information Technology Industry The Information Technology industry has a casual dress code that prioritizes comfort and individual expression. 1
34 workplace attire Japanese business culture In Japanese business culture, formal attire such as dark suits is expected, especially in traditional industries. 1
35 workplace attire Modern urban areas In modern urban areas, workplace attire is typically professional and often business casual, with an emphasis on current fashion trends. 1
36 workplace attire Tech industry in the West In the tech industry in the West, there is a casual dress code and emphasis on comfort in workplace attire. 1
37 workplace attire business management Formal attire is often expected in business management to convey professionalism and respect. 1
38 workplace attire corporate professionals Corporate professionals are expected to wear formal business attire in the workplace. 1
39 workplace attire digital culture Digital-based workplaces often allow casual attire. 1
40 workplace attire mining industry Workers in the mining industry typically wear heavy-duty protective gear, including hard hats, safety goggles, and steel-toed boots. 1
41 workplace attire modern society In modern society, casual attire like jeans and t-shirts is often acceptable in workplace settings. 1
42 workplace attire organizational culture The organizational culture requires formal business attire and professional dressing in the workplace. 1
43 workplace attire professional Professional workplace culture requires formal business attire such as suits, ties, and professional dresses. 1
44 workplace attire urban US In urban US, business casual attire is widely accepted in many workplaces. 1