According to this post on Reddit, when an intern showed up to work in a crop top, even though it violated the written dress code, she defended her outfit, saying she’d learned it from an HR TikTok video.
Someone in the thread suggested it sounded like this influencer:
To which the original poster said, yes, just with shorts instead of a mini skirt.
Now, to defend the Instagrammer, she plays the role of a clueless person, but apparently, not everyone catches on to that.
It’s intern season, and this Redditor discovered that even though the company gave the interns a dress code, it didn’t stick in their heads.
If you have interns showing up to work, you could use more clarity around office rules than you need for more established employees.
To keep reading, click here: Decoding office etiquette: guiding interns effectively
