I will be working with PGIM Real Estate (Equity) and wanted to know if anybody knew what the dress code is like once people go back into the office? During my interviews everyone seemed to be wearing button ups even though they have been working from home.
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Depends which office
NJ- 3 piece suit
ATL- Open toed shoes and cargo shorts
SF- You're never going back in the office
Any idea on CHI office? also does this change if you're on the equity team vs debt?
Any idea on CHI office?
I know an Ex-Pru guy and I asked him (SF office), I copied and pasted his response below:
"Well I'm not sure how the pandemic has affected the dress code since everyone has been WFH. Prior to COVID, the SF office generally was in business casual (slacks and a collared shirt) M-Th and then jeans / untucked shirts, etc. on Friday.
Similar dynamic in the Times Square office, but perhaps a bit more formal at times given that many senior people at PGIM would come through there.
The SF office had a reputation for being more laid back attire-wise than the other offices though."
Reading between the lines I'd say it's probably close to the SF office, maybe a bit more formal.
Why don't you ask your to-be superior? Safest path and it's a very valid question
This ^, also if people were wearing button up shirts might as well wear a suit or jacket first day. Can always take it off and decide what to wear the rest of the week. You don't want to be the one that's super casual day 1 and everyone else is dressed up.
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