Is anyone able?

[Standard]

Working for an engineering firm and outside on the jobsite nearly everyday around machinery, asphalt, concrete and the like I wouldn't think of wearing my kilt to work. In fact our dresscode, such as it is, doesn't even allow the wearing of shorts. However evenings and weekends are another matter.

[Nighthawk]

We have a business casual atmosphere where I work. As long as I keep up a neat appearance, the bosses don't care. They did at first, but HR said that it is protected by co. policy as cultural.

[Galician]

They did? My HR said the opposite, even though, as I pointed out, the company was founded by a Scotsman.

[acolander]

software "giant"? you wouldn't be omni-group by chance?

Haven't heard of omni-group.. I'm at MS w/ HP in Redmond WA.

[lethearen]

I don't really wear mine very often, but when I do I get hardly a second glance. I could probably get away with wearing it more often, but haven't been particularly struck to.

[The Guy in the Kilt at UC]

Haven't heard of omni-group.. I'm at MS w/ HP in Redmond WA.

Omni-Group makes applications & games for MacOS. I was trying to make a pun off the words omni & giant.

[beloitpiper]

I'm a cheesemonger, kilted as much as I please!

[Spectre]

I'm a contractor for Hughes Net and I can wear whatever I jolly-well see fit. I just try and be presentable for the customer.

[KD Burke]

As a contractor at a well despised, er, known software giant I wear one essentially every day, the exception being during winter when pissing rain I often wear trews in lieu.

Cyberdyne Systems? Global Dynamic? Oh....those guys.....(grumble, grumble).
Good gig though!

[acolander]

Cyberdyne Systems? Global Dynamic? Oh....those guys.....(grumble, grumble).
Good gig though!

Lol, I know what you mean, I grumble M-F, 8-4.. But it is a good gig though!