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Office Team Wears Their Zoom Meeting Half-Outfits To Work

This meme features a group photo of 7 corporate employees standing in an office lobby in front of a partial company sign for a wealth management firm. All employees wear formal business attire on their upper halves: blazers, dress shirts, and ties for the men, blouses and blazers for the female team members. Their lower halves are dressed in extremely casual home wear, including athletic shorts, sweatpants, bunny slippers, flip flops, fuzzy UGG-style slippers, and striped casual socks. The text above the photo sets up the relatable joke referencing the common remote work trend where people only dress formally from the waist up for Zoom video calls, as only their upper body is visible to other meeting attendees.
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The company asked them to come to work in clothes they used to wear in their zoom meetings😂

Overview

This meme features a group photo of 7 corporate employees standing in an office lobby in front of a partial company sign for a wealth management firm. All employees wear formal business attire on their upper halves: blazers, dress shirts, and ties for the men, blouses and blazers for the female team members. Their lower halves are dressed in extremely casual home wear, including athletic shorts, sweatpants, bunny slippers, flip flops, fuzzy UGG-style slippers, and striped casual socks. The text above the photo sets up the relatable joke referencing the common remote work trend where people only dress formally from the waist up for Zoom video calls, as only their upper body is visible to other meeting attendees.

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This meme comes from a real lighthearted corporate team event, and was shared publicly on the X (formerly Twitter) account @WholesomeMeme, distributed via RSS feed. It went viral for being highly relatable to people who worked remotely during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, when Zoom and other video call platforms became the standard for work communication.

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