Whats the point of wearing a tie to a job like this? I wish humans were more logical. The tie is just a stupid traditional fashion accessory that serves absolutely zero purpose.
I say this as someone who has to work in a place that requires "business casual" (no ties), but it's not logical or necessary. As long as it's not distracting (12 inch tall fluorescent green Mohawk, bikini thong, etc.) I should be able to wear jeans and a t-shirt.
I'm one of those people that throughout the day sits in about 10 different positions, 8 of those being things that Health & Safety wouldn't approve of.
But still looking at this is making my back hurt, it's wild that people would work 8+ hours like this before office ergonomics were a concept.
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"Hey Chuck, want to work ass-to-ass today?"
For those who actually want to know, this is Ford design team from back in the day.
For those that aren't gullible suckers in this com, it's the CVS receipt drafting room.
Whats the point of wearing a tie to a job like this? I wish humans were more logical. The tie is just a stupid traditional fashion accessory that serves absolutely zero purpose.
I say this as someone who has to work in a place that requires "business casual" (no ties), but it's not logical or necessary. As long as it's not distracting (12 inch tall fluorescent green Mohawk, bikini thong, etc.) I should be able to wear jeans and a t-shirt.
Dumb traditions and illogical rules are dumb.
Look at all that back pain.
Lawyers reading the ToS before the OK button was invented.
I'm one of those people that throughout the day sits in about 10 different positions, 8 of those being things that Health & Safety wouldn't approve of.
But still looking at this is making my back hurt, it's wild that people would work 8+ hours like this before office ergonomics were a concept.
These guys were definitely hunched over in their twilight years
During the Engineering Drawing course, we had slanted tables.