June 19, 2013

Go Ahead, Guess Where This Guy Works

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Sudler Redon of Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Northern Lights Branch (OH)* has trouble convincing patrons he’s not one of them. Is it something he’s wearing?

(For more from myself and fellow LJ editor Norman Oder on the long-deserved crushing of ye olde librarian/library worker stereotype, read this, this, and this.)

*correction: Redon works at Columbus Metropolitan Lib.’s Northern Lights Branch (OH)—not in Alberta’s Northern Lights Lib. Syst., as originally stated.

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  1. Marta says:

    This is why dress codes were invented…because some employees don’t understand the concept of dressing appropriately or professionally and ruin it for the rest of us who have a little common sense. I am all for personal style, but a t-shirt featuring a tab of acid is over the line.

  2. Stephany says:

    WOW Real Smart Marta … If you zoom in on the picture you will notice that isn’t Acid on the shirt it’s actually a STAMP of the company’s label(LRG). Some people leave stupid comment’s because they have no life.. you must be one of them.lol

  3. Tim.E says:

    Thats a cool T-shirt its a very rare LRG, I actually tried to buy one online but I got outbid. I’ll give you $75.00 for it if you cant wear it to work anymore contact me @bigballer1983@hotmail.com

  4. natalie j. hawkins says:

    I actually think that dressing somewhat casually brings ease to work and makes you want to show up to your job! Having too many rules in the workplace creates a boring atmosphere and takes away from the good aspects of a job!

  5. Christiana says:

    I work with Sudler at COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN LIBRARY’S Northern Lights Branch – we are not in Alberta! Sudler’s style makes him approachable, and customers think he is the greatest – they call him “King.”