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June 2024 – The Way We Work

With a mission to inform, empower, celebrate and advocate for British Columbia's current and aspiring business leaders, BCBusiness go behind the headlines and bring readers face to face with the key issues and people driving business in B.C.

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45 B C B U S I N E S S . C A J U N E 2 0 24 M all o r y L u n d g r e n ; J a n i n e C u r r y strongly disagree disagree agree strongly agree about the same a little bit different extremely different Dress for Success In my industry, the way a person dresses impacts their success at work. Strongly disagree 10% Agree 45% Disagree 22% Strongly agree 22% About the same 20% Extremely different 40% A little bit different 40% Off the Clock How different do your "workday" outfits look from your "weekend" outfits? Yes 27% No 73% Denim Dilemma In your industry, is it generally acceptable to wear jeans to a job interview? How neckties can help you network, according to a luxury menswear president "I've always enjoyed wearing high-quality ties that also get people's attention and start conversations. For years I would buy pleated and patchwork ties. My wife thought I was crazy spending so much for ties, but I loved that they were so intricate." —Manuel Bernaschek, Stefano Ricci How COVID changed the game, according to a personal stylist "A lot of people are going for clothes that provide comfort and are functional. This change was triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic when a lot of people had to work from home. Designers are noticing the need for more functional and practical yet stylish pieces." — Lerit Nifesi, image consultant Polish for all, according to a content creator "Many cis men, including myself, are starting to have their nails done and painted. It comes from a shift in unisex style and gender fluidity. It's a positive trend that I am constantly complimented on by all people." — Todd Mitchell, Sooo Good Making an impressive first impression, according to a public relations firm VP "My personal style is a mix between corporate girlie and school pickup mom. I love incorporating bright colours so people can find me in a busy room! I wore a light pink power suit to a media training breakfast—so many people remembered me by it and pointed it out in their follow-up messages." — Ada Slivinski, Talk Shop Media ACCORDING TO LINKEDIN

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