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Gimmie a 'Y'!

Vijay Sankaran

August 13, 2007





White shirts, black ties…gone! Polished shoes, cuff links…gone! 9-to-5, punch cards…gone! Long hair, body piercings…in!
 
Whether corporate America realizes it or not, the workforce is undergoing one of the biggest transformations since modern corporate culture was put in place in post-World War II America. As a proud, card-carrying member of Generation X--and working within what some would consider a stodgy, bureaucratic large company that is an archetype for corporate America’s long standing practices--I have had a birds-eye view as to the changes taking place.
 
When I first started working in this environment, formality was standard. As time has progressed, business casual is most definitely in, with “casual” creeping in at many junctures.



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