I suggest this be like real life, except you have no opportunity to judge anyone by how they are dressed or whether they are tall, short, fat, beautiful, ugly, or what ever.

And, of course, you want to dress professionally.Hope this helps...Patti

That being said, how much more could you get for the place if it were dressed out?

Here is my life hack going back to when I was 18.Dress the part, act the part, understand/learn software programs, understand accounting.

This is probably a weak question, but I'm curious as to what people's thoughts are one dress code when networking.

Either way there should not be an impact as you can dress them up nicely enough.

You just bought Robert a nice new pair of leather dress shoes .

They dress up the lobby, bar and restaurant but when you get the room, it's oftentimes about the same as a Best Western or a Hampton Inn (and sometimes worse) with a far higher price.

I had a thread that time pointing out that dressing in a dress shirt and pants didn't help either. they thought i dont do much else but sign checks and walk around the job site. so why not give me a crazy quote?

You might walk the park dressed in old cloths.