Where do you work?

[Pour1Malt]

ai think ya a' ken where ai work the noo..... (see sig below!)



but ai wuz a uni professor an a theatrical designer

afore ai chuck'd it a' fair bonnie Scotland....

[Robin]

I'm a chef in a Japanese restaurant...I know...I'm not Japanese :rolleyes:

I quit 1st of June

[ckelly327]

Didn't realize there were so many IT people around here. I freelance part time fixing/installing/maintaining computers and networks for small offices in the area. There are some jobs I can go to in a kilt without a problem and others I wouldn't. I get to know the atmosphere of the business before I bring up a kilt. It's just one of those things - when I'm in their office or business I come off as a representative of them so I respect their decisions. The rest of the time I'm in a home office so it's whatever I'm in the mood for.

[g koch]

I'm in un-IT.

KG.

Kilted Groundskeeping.

[Paco500]

I am a Sales Engineer for a big IT Services company. Most of my customer interaction is over the phone. I work a kilt to the holiday party and got a very positive response and have started wearing a UK about once a week.

Dress is very casual, just can't be sloppy or offensive (there is not actual dress code, my manager and I spent about an hour trying to find one- he's supportive- we were actually just doing pre-emptive investigations looking for official support in case anyone had an issue with the kilt).

I once or twice a year I see customers face to face, I usually wear a suit. I am there to support a sales person, and would wear whatever they asked. Here's to hoping I get asked to wear the kilt eventually.

[flairball]

I'm considered uniformed personnel being a firefighter so no kilts at work. Being new to kilting most of the guys I work with don't know I wear a kilt outside of work. A few know, and recently I've been questioned a bit about it but haven't recieved any negative feedback, which I expect, Boston being as parochial as it is.