Great thread. I love seeing the background about everybody. I am actually a senior manager for a global banking corporation, which is based in the UK. The unit I work for was acquired 2 years ago and was a well recognized name in personal finance in the US. It was a very beneficial company. My path to wearing the kilt is well documented on another thread, but I have found that our own fears are worse than anything a company can actually do to us. Every company embraces diversity, at least in lip service. Wearing a kilt should prompt no more reaction than someone wearing a yamulka or someone wearing traditional robes to celebrate and support their religion or someone wearing a turban, all of which I had seen and nevern heard any concerns. I have found wearing the kilt to be positive because more people know me than when I did not wear it.

What we wear shoud not matter one bit, as long as we get the work done. I originally had some thoughts about interviewing in a kilt if I ever needed to get a new job, but since I have interviewed and hired people while wearing the kilt, I have come to the realization that people need to evaluate me as a person and not based on what I wear.