Kevin, in particular, your section on dress below jumped out at your humble servant here. Dress, how we look, has a direct impact on how we perform, behave.
The Japanese stress this with this method. Before a task starts, the supervisor makes sure the physical environment is in order, e.g. tools, which also includes the appropriate dress of the worker. How we dress reflects, drives how we act.
Look at the slovenly dress of students in our public high schools today; it is not hard to grasp why we are in trouble with our global business competitors.
Dress Code from the Real World:
Employees are expected to maintain the highest standards of personal cleanliness and present a neat, professional appearance at all times.
Our customers' satisfaction represents the most important and challenging aspect of our business. Whether or not your job responsibilities place you in direct customer contact, you represent the company with your appearance as well as your actions.
The properly attired individual helps to create a favorable image for the company, to the public and fellow employees.
Different business units may provide additional detail on dress code requirements based on customer input and type of work. Please contact your Project Leader for details on your individual unit's requirements.
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