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Millennials are eroding the culture of "corporate America." They are laughing at the word "slacks" and rolling their eyes at the thought of a 9-6 work day. And for business leaders who embrace this new movement, it's got the potential to be a spectacular thing.
When I was growing up, I was always taught you should "dress for success." It was drilled into me growing up by my parents, my teachers and my bosses.
Millennials are eroding the culture of "corporate America." They are laughing at the word "slacks" and rolling their eyes at the thought of a 9-6 work day. And for business leaders who embrace this new movement, it's got the potential to be a spectacular thing.
When I was growing up, I was always taught you should "dress for success." It was drilled into me growing up by my parents, my teachers and my bosses.…
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