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I always thought they were supposed to be long and cover the knee, but my girlfriend's are mid-thigh in length...my girlfriend told me the company she works for doesn't care about the length of her skirt as long as it covers what it needs to. I was just wondering how common this is.
It totally depends on the company and the culture in the area.
That used to be a normal skirt/dress length several decades ago.
More "conservative" (whatever that actually means) companies would require a longer skirt or dress length. But many other companies are less concerned with dress and more concerned with performance - and would allow mid thigh dresses and skirts.
Mini skirts are generally not acceptable as business or work dress - except in certain businesses that are catering to certain kinds of clients.
Depends on the gig? Is your girlfriend selling pharmaceuticals or is she selling korans?
When I’ve worked in London I’ve seen a fair number of mid thigh skirts in the summer, as others have said it must depend on the company.
I'd say hit the knee. I got in trouble for wearing tennis skirts to my preschool job, but that's different of course.