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Dress for training
Does it matter how I dress to train? To some extent, it does; I recall dressing in costume (as a black and white cat) a few years ago on Comic Relief day, and being told afterwards that it was very hard to have a serious meeting with a project manager (my role at the time) with a tail. But smart, comfortable casual is usually fine. I went down for breakfast yesterday morning just before 7, dressed ready for training. Quite a posh hotel / restaurant. Plenty of space at that hour. I was quite - err - interested that I was taken to an obscure little table, around the back in a little cranny. Perhaps my looks don't fit. Or perhaps the guy was filling the restaurant from the rear. It'll be most interesting to see how they seat me in a few minutes from now ... (written 2005-03-10, updated 2006-06-05) Associated topics are indexed under G401 - Well House Consultants - On Site courses[3950] 10 reasons why I travel the night before a course starts - (2012-12-10) [3898] The course must go on - improvements to tutor travel plans, with immediate effect - (2012-10-17) [3715] Changing face - Filton - (2012-05-01) [3691] Back in Cambridge to give a Lua course - (2012-04-09) [3137] Training Classes - should the training company provide a system for each delegate to use? - (2011-01-18) [3131] Lua, Tcl, Python; Worldwide training classes - (2011-01-14) [2956] On site course - travel and accommodation expenses - (2010-09-14) [2928] Public (scheduled) or private course? Book direct, or through a third party? - (2010-08-19) [2810] A course review - for the tutor to complete - (2010-06-14) [2801] Binary data handling with unpack in Perl - (2010-06-10) [2311] Floor to ceiling - (2009-07-30) [2309] Lua training class in Spanish - (2009-07-29) [2041] httpd, Tomcat and PHP course enhancements - (2009-02-14) [1781] Reception - (2008-09-01) [1600] Cambidge - Tcl, Expect and Perl courses - (2008-04-04) [1465] Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, Linux, MySQL, Ruby courses ... - (2007-12-09) [1027] Cue the music, I'm happy. - (2007-01-09) [439] You cant - (2005-09-08) [438] Fair system for travel and accommodation expenses - (2005-09-07) [382] Central London Courses - Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, MySQL - (2005-07-18) [213] Off to Munich - (2005-02-13) [191] Setting up a training room for a course - (2005-01-27) [139] Just provide a room and the students - (2004-12-03) 5127
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