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  • A AmissU

    hi I'm a c/c++/mfc developer in Korea. I wonder if the women's style is also casual in other country? Other type of occupation women have very good style. like skirt, shirt...cosmetic, jewels.... But... I'm not interested in fashion, style... so... is it similar other woman developer? Thank you for reading my text with patience.

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    Argonia
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    I am too mostly c++/MFC developer(sometimes i am dealing with c# projects) I don't care about fashion i wear jeans and just a normal t-shirt. The only thing that i care about is my clothes to be comfortable nothing else.

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    • B Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

      I always thought a female developer was a myth, never having actually seen one, so either I can’t comment or can confirm that the dress code is urban camouflage (and damn effective one at that)

      You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

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      I've worked maybe half a dozen, and just like women in most professions their attire varies: some in jeans, some in a dress. The mechanic that changed the CV joint on my car last was female, and some some strange reason she always has expensively painted finger nails - and a boiler suit. I can understand the latter... :laugh:

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      • B Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

        I always thought a female developer was a myth, never having actually seen one, so either I can’t comment or can confirm that the dress code is urban camouflage (and damn effective one at that)

        You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

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        glennPattonPub
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        Met one (I think) once, 'scary' doesn't do justice :wtf: Not wearing urban cammo, though jungle cammo (was a military project I was on)

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        • A AmissU

          hi I'm a c/c++/mfc developer in Korea. I wonder if the women's style is also casual in other country? Other type of occupation women have very good style. like skirt, shirt...cosmetic, jewels.... But... I'm not interested in fashion, style... so... is it similar other woman developer? Thank you for reading my text with patience.

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          OriginalGriff
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          Trouble is that on the internet you have no idea what gender anyone actually is: what they say they are may not even remotely resemble the physical reality. So while I know there are some female developers here, I have no idea how many - and how many are hiding behind a male name to avoid attention! :laugh:

          Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)

          "I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
          "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt

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            I've worked maybe half a dozen, and just like women in most professions their attire varies: some in jeans, some in a dress. The mechanic that changed the CV joint on my car last was female, and some some strange reason she always has expensively painted finger nails - and a boiler suit. I can understand the latter... :laugh:

            Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)

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            Bergholt Stuttley Johnson
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            if you paint the finger nails you cant see the oil and grease under them?

            You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

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            • J Joan M

              Women that have worked with me were not ultra-fashion-victims, they did not spent time getting really nice dressed to go to work. Which, of course has nothing to do to what they made when going out to dinner or so... In our case though, possibly the problem was that we manufacture machines and therefore, it is not a brilliant idea to come really well dressed when you have to put yourself under a machine chassis to see some special behaviour of a machine during the setting up... So my experience (being a macho-man that has worked with a couple of female-women :rolleyes: (I like to say something stupid like that as my name can be easily misunderstood in English speaking ocuntries)) is that they didn't were worried about fashion a lot. PS: If any of those ladies is reading that, please forget me, as you know I'm under lot's of stress and most of the time I don't know what I do say... :rolleyes:

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              Joan Murt wrote:

              female-women

              Is that a different species?

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                Joan Murt wrote:

                female-women

                Is that a different species?

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                Joan M
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                Sometimes... :laugh:

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                • OriginalGriffO OriginalGriff

                  Trouble is that on the internet you have no idea what gender anyone actually is: what they say they are may not even remotely resemble the physical reality. So while I know there are some female developers here, I have no idea how many - and how many are hiding behind a male name to avoid attention! :laugh:

                  Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952) Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)

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                  Argonia
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                  And this thread was carefully selected to draw then out eh ? :laugh:

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                  • A AmissU

                    hi I'm a c/c++/mfc developer in Korea. I wonder if the women's style is also casual in other country? Other type of occupation women have very good style. like skirt, shirt...cosmetic, jewels.... But... I'm not interested in fashion, style... so... is it similar other woman developer? Thank you for reading my text with patience.

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                    It really comes down to the workplace culture, what level you are at, and of course a person’s preference for what they wear. Where I work it is acceptable to be more or less casual, for those of us who interface with customers, you had better look professional. This also goes for the managers. My company has a fairly relaxed atmosphere and there are some developers who still dress business all the time, it’s what they like to wear, most of us, and that includes both men and women, wear pretty much what makes us comfortable, mostly jeans and business casual tops. Our company does draw the line at jeans with holes in them and t-shirts with inappropriate messages.

                    It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                      It really comes down to the workplace culture, what level you are at, and of course a person’s preference for what they wear. Where I work it is acceptable to be more or less casual, for those of us who interface with customers, you had better look professional. This also goes for the managers. My company has a fairly relaxed atmosphere and there are some developers who still dress business all the time, it’s what they like to wear, most of us, and that includes both men and women, wear pretty much what makes us comfortable, mostly jeans and business casual tops. Our company does draw the line at jeans with holes in them and t-shirts with inappropriate messages.

                      It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                      chriselst
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                      S Houghtelin wrote:

                      Our company does draw the line at jeans with holes in them

                      How do you get your legs in then? Sorry.

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                        S Houghtelin wrote:

                        Our company does draw the line at jeans with holes in them

                        How do you get your legs in then? Sorry.

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                        S Houghtelin
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                        I see your humour is still intact... Good to know. Your coat is by the door. :D

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                        • J Joan M

                          Women that have worked with me were not ultra-fashion-victims, they did not spent time getting really nice dressed to go to work. Which, of course has nothing to do to what they made when going out to dinner or so... In our case though, possibly the problem was that we manufacture machines and therefore, it is not a brilliant idea to come really well dressed when you have to put yourself under a machine chassis to see some special behaviour of a machine during the setting up... So my experience (being a macho-man that has worked with a couple of female-women :rolleyes: (I like to say something stupid like that as my name can be easily misunderstood in English speaking ocuntries)) is that they didn't were worried about fashion a lot. PS: If any of those ladies is reading that, please forget me, as you know I'm under lot's of stress and most of the time I don't know what I do say... :rolleyes:

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                          Joan Murt wrote:

                          Which, of course has nothing to do to what they made when going out to dinner or so...

                          I see what you tried there: we do not believe you.

                          ~RaGE();

                          I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb

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                          • A AmissU

                            hi I'm a c/c++/mfc developer in Korea. I wonder if the women's style is also casual in other country? Other type of occupation women have very good style. like skirt, shirt...cosmetic, jewels.... But... I'm not interested in fashion, style... so... is it similar other woman developer? Thank you for reading my text with patience.

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                            Jeans and a t-shirt (or a blouse if I'm feeling posh) ... :) I'm not really into fashion but I do have a weakness for boots. Normally Dr. Martens :-O ! https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=dr.+martens&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=mmrmUo69OMWN7AaR-4HQDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CGoQsAQ&biw=1264&bih=812[^]

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                              Joan Murt wrote:

                              Which, of course has nothing to do to what they made when going out to dinner or so...

                              I see what you tried there: we do not believe you.

                              ~RaGE();

                              I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb

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                              Joan M
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                              :laugh: No, no, no... Please no, they were almost married, me too... No possibilities nor will to try it... Buuuuut, when going out to dinner with all the company people (twice per year) that was easily visible... They went there in a nicer look than the typical one. Let's see, I hope I've escaped this big garden where I've step into... :rolleyes:

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                                Jeans and a t-shirt (or a blouse if I'm feeling posh) ... :) I'm not really into fashion but I do have a weakness for boots. Normally Dr. Martens :-O ! https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=dr.+martens&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=mmrmUo69OMWN7AaR-4HQDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CGoQsAQ&biw=1264&bih=812[^]

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                                Oh .... And I expected a nice picture of you in DocMartens ...

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                                • B Bergholt Stuttley Johnson

                                  I always thought a female developer was a myth, never having actually seen one, so either I can’t comment or can confirm that the dress code is urban camouflage (and damn effective one at that)

                                  You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

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                                  RaviBee
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                                  Bergholt Stuttley Johnson wrote:

                                  I always thought a female developer was a myth, never having actually seen one

                                  :omg: /ravi

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                                  • A AmissU

                                    hi I'm a c/c++/mfc developer in Korea. I wonder if the women's style is also casual in other country? Other type of occupation women have very good style. like skirt, shirt...cosmetic, jewels.... But... I'm not interested in fashion, style... so... is it similar other woman developer? Thank you for reading my text with patience.

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                                    In my experience (US/Canada), the developer dress code has always been ultra-casual.  That being said, the women engineers I've worked with have never dressed as shabbily as their male counterparts - who sometimes wear clothes with holes in them. :) /ravi

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                                    • A AmissU

                                      hi I'm a c/c++/mfc developer in Korea. I wonder if the women's style is also casual in other country? Other type of occupation women have very good style. like skirt, shirt...cosmetic, jewels.... But... I'm not interested in fashion, style... so... is it similar other woman developer? Thank you for reading my text with patience.

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                                      Smart Casual

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                                        Oh .... And I expected a nice picture of you in DocMartens ...

                                        ~RaGE();

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                                        DeathByChocolate
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                                        Just for you I've changed my profile picture to me in todays boots ... :-D PS don't get your hopes up! ;)

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                                          Just for you I've changed my profile picture to me in todays boots ... :-D PS don't get your hopes up! ;)

                                          "State acheived after eating too many chocolate-covered coconut bars - bountiful" Chris C-B

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                                          Rage
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                                          This contains more information than you actually can think of first place. :rolleyes:

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