One of the biggest challenges that business owners face is making the people that work for them feel like they are part of the same team. With small, family-run businesses, the team identity is clear, and many startups manage to achieve that same family atmosphere, ensuring that people who were with the company at the start think of the business as a family or a close-knit team.

1. How to Create a Team with
Corporate Uniforms

2. With small, family-run
businesses, the team
identity is clear, and many
startups manage to
achieve that same family
atmosphere, ensuring that
people who were with the
company at the start think
of the business as a family
or a close-knit team.
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3. However, as your business grows and you take
on more and more employees, you will
inevitably find that people think of their position
as nothing more than a job. You can combat
this by reinforcing the team feeling through
simple changes to the working environment.
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4. One thing that really adds to
the corporate identity is the
choice of uniform. Corporate
uniforms are unpopular
among some people because
they bring back memories of
school uniforms, but if you
choose the uniform wisely it
can be an effective branding
choice and something that
reminds people that they are
all part of the same team.
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5. Your corporate uniforms should
be smart and stylish, but still
distinctive. There is a big
difference between the
outlandish uniforms worn by fast
food workers and the simple
chic of a flight attendant. Your
goal should be to pick
something that will allow your
employees to instantly recognize
each other.
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6. If you choose a good, well-
designed uniform, and have
different dress codes for
trainees and full staff
members, then you can make
wearing the company colors a
part of the progression from
trainee to full member of the
team.
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