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The majority of accountants would not like to see corporation dress codes being ruled out, new research has found Despite several  banks relaxing their dress code policy  recently to attract new talent, 66.7% of accounting professionals think businesses should not get rid of dress codes within the workplace, the job board CV-Library revealed. Of the 1,200 workers surveyed, 72.9% disagreed with the statement that the traditional dress codes are out-dated and said they enjoy following a dress code. Moreover, almost half (48.6%) of accountants said that dressing smart makes them look more professional to clients, while 28.6% said that it makes them feel more professional. However, 83.3% said they appreciate that workplace dress codes have changed over the years, and 50% believe dress codes will become more casual and relaxed in the future. In an internal memo seen by Reuters last month, Goldman Sachs told staff in its tech division to "exercise judgment in deter...