The woman who was called to HR due to her ‘inappropriate’ work attire sparked a huge TikTok debate – Community

Oh, what to wear to work? When you start a new job you always feel more stressed than you should. I mean, what does ‘smart casual’ mean in an office environment?

But eventually, you start to get used to it — even if it means spending 20 minutes before the night staring at a full wardrobe and saying, “I have nothing to wear.”

And of course there’s still a queue. However, we don’t always agree with a woman who causes great excitement. tiktok Controversy after being called to HR over ‘inappropriate’ work attire.

A viral video shared online showed a woman claiming to have received an email about her office fashion ‘distracting’ choices.

Chatting to someone called Matt, she revealed her black dress was ‘exemplary’ and said: “I think it’s appropriate business attire.”

However, she continued her meeting with the HR employee by wearing a blazer-style dress to avoid getting “angry”.

In a recording of the apparent conversation, a voice says: “I must admit, I was a little disappointed in how you were dressed today.”

Noting that Matt said ‘there were no problems’, the HR worker does not believe the man is ‘in a position to say what he did’.

“We need to address this issue as we have received comments from other staff members,” they add.

But while there is constant debate about who is responsible if they cannot deal with a woman wearing a dress, the defendant states: “I don’t think it’s my fault if I’m distracting other staff, it’s not my fault, it’s a bit up to them.”

But the HR woman says people say she’s “begging for attention” and ask if she’d “do anything different,” leading the user to say she’s “going shopping this weekend.”

Comments shared on a viral video page were divided, with some saying HR was ‘absolutely correct’.

“I wanna be a girl’s girl but baby I have exactly this dress and I wear it to the bars,” one wrote.

Others said it was ‘too short’ and that although it was ‘super cute’ it was ‘not for work’.

“You should wear tights and a long cardigan,” someone suggested.

But another user admitted she was ‘a bit disappointed by the comments’, and another agreed: “Others need to mind their own business.

“It speaks volumes when someone else’s clothes affect your work performance.”