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Hi everybody,

It's a long time I come on this forum, but the first time I write.
Today I'm teleworking at home, which is quite rare, and of course I dressed as a secretary. I wear sexy panties, a tight corset, a black dress and a wig with serious and professional haircut.
I try to work as normally as possible, but as you could imagine, I'm not very concentrate!
I already answered a few phone call (even from my boss), and I have the feeling that the friction of my long hair on the phone mic is so obvious and will be noticed! And I hope nobody will try to join me on skype!

If you have any ideas to cheer up this day, please do not hesitate!

work that way everyday you work from home

Of course!
By the way, i was wearing 12cm high heels shoes, and that was the first time I manage to wear them so long. That was great!

I do out of hours on call support and had a similar experience a couple of weeks ago.

I was enjoying my weekend with a little evening CD-ing when I was called out and had to join a conference call via Skype4B. When I joined the call I was startled to see that some participants were using their web cams. I had a short heart in my mouth moment thinking that I had just outed myself at work. Fortunately I was using an external monitor without a built in camera so there was no chance of me accidentally joining with video.

It was a weird experience to be sitting at home in a dress chatting with work colleagues I could see on screen.

I bet you looked sexy doing it

I have occasional Skype video conferences, audio conferences more often and text at least once a day. Conscious of the danger of clicking the wrong button when sitting at my desk in something that might not be considered business attire (for a man anyway) I keep a small cardboard box over the camera unless it's needed.

I keep a piece of electric tape over the camera eye on my machine. It's a good security practice anyway in my opinion. A lot of people around our company do the same.

Hahaha I want to admit though that I just covered it recently. I've been dressed up working at home and in hotel rooms lots of times and have been pretty freaked out a few times. Not to mention that our internal IT department could probably take control of anything they wanted on our machines although I wouldn't imagine they would want to be sued/prosecuted for being super creepy.