What to dress

A：Tomorrow will be my first day at work, what do you think I should be wearing?

B：Well, if you want to look professional, serious and more conservative, a blue dress, white shirt and not-too-high shoes would be the best choice. But sometimes, very formal clothes will keep you at a distance from your colleagues. It depends on the company’s dress code.

A：Indeed, I found most of the employees dress casually when I went to the interview. Only the manager was in suit and tie and he just came back from a ceremony. It seems that their dress code is not that formal. Probably, I should put on a simple shirt.

B：Whatever you choose, make sure they are neat and clean.

【Translation】

穿什么好呢?

A：明天我第一天上班，你說我應(yīng)該穿什么好呢?

B：我覺得，如果你想顯得職業(yè)，嚴(yán)肅，相對(duì)保守的話，可以穿一件白色的襯衣加上意見藍(lán)色的裙子，配上一雙平底鞋就可以了。但是，這么穿的話，又會(huì)讓你和你的同事之間產(chǎn)生距離，主要還是看公司其他人的穿衣情況。

A：事實(shí)上，我面試的時(shí)候注意到，他們當(dāng)中大多數(shù)人都穿的很休閑。只有經(jīng)理一個(gè)人穿正裝，打領(lǐng)帶了。他也是剛剛從一個(gè)慶典活動(dòng)中回來。這樣看來，他們平時(shí)的穿著應(yīng)該是比較休閑的?；蛟S，我應(yīng)該穿一件簡單的襯衫就可以了。

B：不論穿什么衣服，只要簡潔干凈就可以了。