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Poll: How are you dressed for work today? Iniziatore argomento: ProZ.com Staff
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Gibril Koroma 
Canada
Local time: 09:15
Da Francese a Inglese
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Casual and mask to go out. Just casual indoors.
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Mario Freitas
Brasile
Local time: 10:15
Membro (2014)
Da Inglese a Portoghese
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| Casual only now | Aug 7, 2020 |
Since it's winter time in Brazil, casual.
But usually ultra-casual (bermuda shorts, bare feet and sometimes a T-shirt).
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Aline Amorim
Brasile
Local time: 10:15
Da Inglese a Portoghese
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| How are you dressed for work today | Aug 7, 2020 |
I'm Dressed Pullover and Sweatshirt.
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expressisverbis
Portogallo
Local time: 14:15
Membro (2015)
Da Inglese a Portoghese
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| Clothes to wear around the house too | Aug 7, 2020 |
Pherhaps this question is relevant for translators who do not work from home, or interpreters who have to follow a strict dress code, for example, in court.
As a translator who works from home, I usually wear clothes that make me feel comfortable, and are easy to wear.
I do not need to dress to impress, all that I need is an impressive brain to do my job well.
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Here in Brazil it's winter, I start the day with pants, and Sweatshirt.
[Editada em 2020-08-07 16:47 GMT]
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Marlene Blanshay
Canada
Local time: 09:15
Membro (2009)
Da Francese a Inglese
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Summer at home work attire, 5 dollar house dress from Joe Fresh, fliplops. Maybe I'd go out in public but no further than the mailbox.
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Shorts and a very ratty T-shirt. It's summer in San Diego. I could go out to pick up the mail, but I wouldn't go to a store without changing into something nicer.
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| Business casual | Aug 7, 2020 |
Nice summer dress (it's hot here), jewelry and basic makeup. And inside slippers.
I can go out like that just replacing the slippers with sandals.
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Michael Harris
Germania
Local time: 15:15
Membro (2006)
Da Tedesco a Inglese
Shorts, T-shirt and Birkenstocks - without white socks;-)
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| Pyjama brigade | Aug 8, 2020 |
Self-employed (i.e. no guaranteed fat cat income, work-from-home) translators used to go by the name pyjama brigade. Has that changed?
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RobinB
Stati Uniti
Local time: 08:15
Da Tedesco a Inglese
| Dressed? Work? | Aug 8, 2020 |
You mean "dressed" as in clothes? What clothes?
Work? What work?
No work, no clothes.
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| As comfortably as possible | Aug 8, 2020 |
...but who cares?
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