Are flip-flops damaging your career?

Midnight Flyer · Post by **Midnight Flyer** » June 29, 2006 5:20 pm

Hey Mod's,

What happened to the rule about posting entire articles. I thought we were supposed to just post just the first few sentences and then provide a link to the entire article

PartofthePhlock · Post by **PartofthePhlock** » June 29, 2006 5:21 pm

Y-NO-9-O wrote:I sit next to an aisle at work. One of the things that I can't stand is the
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You would hate working at the IRS, there is no dress code and everyone wears flip flops or house shoes........help let me out of here!!!!

PartofthePhlock · Post by **PartofthePhlock** » June 29, 2006 5:26 pm

Bubbaphan wrote:
Moonie wrote:flip flops and sandals are worn year 'round in this part of Georgia.(southeast) If it's cold..(below 50.. I might put a pr. of sox on with my Birks, cause I'm still wearing my Birks..since I paid as much for them as I did...they last a long long time...
Friends don't let friends...wear socks with sandals!!!!!

I agree.......an oxymoron of sorts.

let those toes breath

Moonie · Post by **Moonie** » June 29, 2006 5:37 pm

hmm....not really...if they're Briks

when I was living in OK..I wore them year around also...just not when it snowed.. at lot

El mojito · Post by **El mojito** » June 29, 2006 5:53 pm

Midnight Flyer wrote:Hey Mod's,

What happened to the rule about posting entire articles. I thought we were supposed to just post just the first few sentences and then provide a link to the entire article

oops

and File

Tiki Bar · Post by **Tiki Bar** » June 29, 2006 10:27 pm

Midnight Flyer wrote:Hey Mod's,

What happened to the rule about posting entire articles. I thought we were supposed to just post just the first few sentences and then provide a link to the entire article

It's under Terms and Conditions:
Proper Credit for News Articles and Photos
Articles posted in the News section come from many sources. It is recommended that if you submit a news story to this site you should provide the name of the source and a link to the full article if it appears on another web site. Do not post the complete text of an article from another website, it is likely the information may be copyrighted. News articles and photos that are submitted should be properly credited or they will be removed by us or at the request of the copyright owner.

I've seen other exceptions, and this did credit the article to Reuters.

LIPH · Post by **LIPH** » July 3, 2006 9:34 am

Flip flops don't belong in the office. The firm has had a business casual dress code for about 5 or 6 years now and in the summer sometimes it gets ridiculous. Men still have to wear real shoes, collared shirts (polo shirsts are OK), shirts have to be tucked in, no t-shirts, etc. We have to look like we're coming to work. Women get away with wearing sun dresses, capri pants, sandals, flip flops. If I have to dress like I'm coming to work, women shouldn't be able to dress like they're getting ready to go to the beach.

Midnight Flyer · Post by **Midnight Flyer** » July 6, 2006 5:26 pm

Tiki Bar wrote:
Midnight Flyer wrote:Hey Mod's,

What happened to the rule about posting entire articles. I thought we were supposed to just post just the first few sentences and then provide a link to the entire article
It's under Terms and Conditions:
Proper Credit for News Articles and Photos
Articles posted in the News section come from many sources. It is recommended that if you submit a news story to this site you should provide the name of the source and a link to the full article if it appears on another web site. Do not post the complete text of an article from another website, it is likely the information may be copyrighted. News articles and photos that are submitted should be properly credited or they will be removed by us or at the request of the copyright owner.

I've seen other exceptions, and this did credit the article to Reuters.

I don't think you are interpreting this quite right.