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I´m a lawyer.
I don't dress at work, but I have been dressed in a court building, not for work, just to know how I feel there. Wow, it was great!!!! And one day, after a meeting with another lawyer, I went back to the hotel, I dressed and I went down to the hotel lounge, asked for a dink and wrote in my computer the report for my client. I hope I could do that every day :daydreaming:
Retired Marine, dress just at home when no one is around
Building Surveyor..... no dressing at work, builders and tvs dont mix lol..... very occasionally underdress but no bra (knickers and stockings/tights only).... but really only like it when i do the full monty! x
fire fighter - paramedic no could not even if i wanted to job to risky:sad:
Commercial real estate broker, once in a great while I can get away with wearing pantyhose under my clothes.
A boeing 777 co-pilot. Nothing can explain the feelings of wearing pantyhose at 35000ft! :D
I'm a civil engineer and work in construction. CD's are definitely not welcome on a construction site.
My sweetie is in security and from this tread I see that all walks of life are represented here. I am going to look closer at the hands of the males I come in contact with to see if I see any acrylic on their nails.
I work for what Forbes rated is the 2nd best engineering employer in the nation. It's an indefinte contract job as a Proe Designer / Detailer, but I might use my Mechanical Engineering knowledge here. I'm currently remodeling Lunar Lander stuff in Proe.
I joked at work that if the Army drafted me I'd become gay to be booted; that I'd only start wearing women's clothes. Also joked I must be Britney Spear's size - a 6. There is a TG that works in my company, so maybe if I came to work in a skirt suit, it wouldn't matter unless my coworkers look down on that.
I sometimes wear panties to work, but I don't like getting these dirty!
I'm studying Pyschology & Law at the University of Melbourne, whilest balancing a part-time job that I landed at a lingerie boutique.
[size=1]which I only got on a technicality because I asked them how many transfolk they had on their payroll, and then they offered me the job :x[/size]
I've held a variety of executive positions in the business world.
I don't dress at work and nobody I work with -- apart from a few women that are now friends -- knows about my femme side.
I've never really enjoyed partially dressing, so never had worn undergarments to work, although I could very easily do so.
God provides me with good food I make it taste the best it can .
In a factory where everybody wears the same uniform, including the GGs. Not a skirt in sight for 8 hours, aagh, TORTURE.
I work as a packer in a factory and everyone gets along with everyone else reasonably well. There is also a healthy divison of females and males
that work in the factory.
I don't dress when I am working, although I do show off my crossdressing side in stealth by having my hair long and tierd back to look kind of girly from the back.
I sometimes push the boundries by wearing a pink cloth to tie my hair off and that I forgot my hair tie as there are many cloth's used in my work. Once I tired
my hair in a bun with a pinkish cloth and nobody said a thing and there are 20 employees around me all the time.
I think my employers would just think it's wierd and would not care if they knew anyway.
I'm a graphic artist. I don't dress at the job but I sometimes dress when I'm doing artwork at home. Sometimes I'll get so wrapped up in a drawing that I'll forget I'm wearing a dress!
-Audrey
I'm a technical rep for a medical company.
I'm lucky in that most people I interact with are female nurses, so I always feel comfortable.
I'm a team leader in IT but don'[t go to work dressed. My Company would be very good with it. A t girl in anpther office has just had time off to go through the operation. Maybe onre day I will start dressing for work but that is a long way away
software engineer for an enormous company. Always underdress. Company has a good policy regarding TG folks, but it does not work in practice. no outward dressing for me at work.
I work in a cubicle maze. I push buttons on a computer all day... At least we have windows so I can look outside and see what I'm missing.
Network Engineer here. I neither dress nor underdress at work. For me, enjoying it in the comfort of my own home is good enough for me.(<----redundant sentence.) It gives me something to look forward to when I get home from a stressful day at the work place.
I am a computer programmer/ report designer/ data wrangler type girl-computer-geek for a really really really (I mean BIG) big organisation within our own business classification (10th largest nationwide).
I don't go to work en-femme as such, although I wear stuff that passes for male -- women's dress pants, a blouse that you wouldn't know was a blouse unless you noticed that the buttons went the other way, oh -- and I do carry a purse that passes as a man's handbag. Oh -- and underdressing of course.
I have worn my hockey jersey that says 'xxxx Girl's Hockey' when we've been allowed to wear such, and as far as anyone knows I support the team.
The first hurdle that I came across years ago was when I work for a major US chain of electronic stores whose name has two words in it and is found in almost every mall. I was sternly spoken to about the length of my hair -- which was not even as long as it is now! I explained my situation and was told in no uncertain terms that until such time as I would be required by medical (as opposed to psychological) procedure to dress fully as a woman I must not have long hair. If I did, I would be fired.
This persecution led to my drinking going through the roof and my eventual firing.
Once sober, and now back at my true profession (the sales job was a stopgap as no programmer jobs seemed to be available due to the mid80s economic downturn) I vowed that in order to be accepted as just me (dressed or not) at work, I had to be the best programmer and the best employee I could ever be -- indispensable as it were. And so today, people see my work, admire my skills and ability to solve problems and think outside the box (which I think comes with being a crossdresser), and like me! They want me to work on their team. That in and of itself is a direct contrast to my school days when in gym class 'fatty fag' as they called me was always the last to be chosen.
Huggles
Toni-Lynn
I'm a software developer for a local government. Drab, drab, drab until I get home.
Hugs,
Cathy
lots of us computer technology/software types here...
software development, and no, not at work.
I'm a drama teacher. There are times I think I might be able to justify wearing something...interesting, I am somewhat limited by both decorum and the desire to avoid stereotypes. I do, however, get to show my expertise with make-up when I teach the boys and girls how to apply it for the stage :D
Custodian for a high school . . . so it wouldn't go over for me to dress at work. (Competing with the girls). But I do wear panties 24/7. But once the bell rings, I am home and into my dress or skirt.