HP R&D Starts Enforcing a Business Casual Dress Code

An anonymous reader writes: HP was once known as a research and technology giant, a company founded in a garage by a pair of engineers and dominated by researchers. Whilst a part of that lives on in Agilent any hope for the rest of the company has now died with the announcement that HP R&D will have to dress in business "smart casual" with T-shirts, baseball caps, short skirts, low cut dresses and sportswear all being banned.

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Seems reasonable.

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This seems like a logical step to encourage an atmosphere of professionalism in which HP's remaining employees can train their H1B replacements.