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Al Mac

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My comment would be that it doesn't really matter what the 'industry' thinks but rather what the clients think. The industry is widely populated by white men of a certain age in higher management positions who had to wear a suit and be in from 8-8 every day; and damned if the bloody kids won't do the same. The benefit of the suit policy is it is easier to police. The minute you slip away, suddenly it is epaulettes on sweaters and zips on cardigans which in my office looks a but slack. YMMV. Where I work we are slacks and shirts but we're small independent and people understand what we expect in terms of presentation. I can understand why it is easier to have a uniform in corporates. Ease of enforcement is the only reason though, most surveys suggest that trust diminishes in people wearing suits....

From: Al Mac 22 September 2021 08:29 AM

1. As we saw in Q1, demand was there already. Yes, helpful, but let's see what rabbit he pulls out of the hat in March 2021

From: Al Mac 23 October 2020 09:12 AM

I'm London too. This is fraught with competition issues - my team rely on public transport to get to work - the agency next door all live locally. My team really don't want to be sitting on the tube - how is this fair? Some notice would have been nice so we can formulate a plan. Seems to be the responsible agencies will be disadvantaged as the usual suspects just fill the offices up and risk it. Second spike ahoy!

From: Al Mac 13 May 2020 06:50 AM

A brief scan for the source of this conjecture led me to leap straight to the comments section where I have found far more reasoned analysis.

From: Al Mac 21 April 2020 09:30 AM

Oh they'll invent their own EPCs based on how long the vendor can sit in the living room without putting on a jumper

From: Al Mac 03 April 2020 12:04 PM

From: Al Mac 31 March 2020 09:07 AM

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