Okay, the first question was about the importance of strict dress code for employees, and I think it depends on company culture, industry angles. In short, while strict dress codes can serve a purpose, especially in certain industries, they are becoming less common in favor of more flexible, performance driven workplace cultures. And the important part is finding a balance that aligns with the companys values and the nature of the work. And for this second question, and yes, Mongolia has a rich tradition of clothing, with the most iconic traditional cloth being the dead. And the dead is a long, loose robee with a high collar, usually made from san silk or cotton, and worn by both men and women. And um, it has been part of Mongolia mongolian culture for centuries and is still born today, especially during special occasions or festivals. And these traditional clothes remain a vital part of mongolian culture. Culture.
Band 7+: 1.Is it important for companies to have strict dress codes for employees? 2. Are there any traditional clothes in your country?
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Okay, the first question was about the importance of a strict dress code for employees, and I think it depends on company culture and industry standards. In short, while strict dress codes can serve a purpose, especially in certain industries, they are becoming less common in favor of more flexible, performance-driven workplace cultures. The important part is finding a balance that aligns with the company's values and the nature of the work. For the second question, yes, Mongolia has a rich tradition of clothing, with the most iconic traditional garment being the deel. The deel is a long, loose robe with a high collar, usually made from silk or cotton, and worn by both men and women. It has been part of Mongolian culture for centuries and is still worn today, especially during special occasions or festivals. These traditional clothes remain a vital part of Mongolian culture.
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