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Photo credit 2020 was a year that challenged us a lot. We learned how to adapt to the new way of living, to pay more attention to ourselves, and to find new resources. If I would have to describe this year in some words, these would be: Insecurity and hope Awareness and assuming Find and discovery Distance and proximity Responsibility and balance People and choices Acceptance and understanding Disconnecting and reconnecting Endings and beginnings About us and about gratitude Photo credit And because this year was my 30th anniversary, this is what I learned until now .

How you choose your glasses…

…taking into consideration your face shape Disclaimer: This is my second article on beauty and fashion subjects (the first one, here ). I know that this is not an HR-related topic, but it is something that might interest you as well. Let me know if so. I wear glasses since I was in high school. I changed until now many pairs - some of them I liked a lot; some didn’t advantage of me entirely. Of course, we can wear lenses, but personally, when I work on a laptop, I prefer glasses. Also, during summer, most of us wear sunglasses. So it might help for many of us to understand how it is proper to choose your glasses taking into consideration your face shape. What I did for this, was to search on different sites, and here is what I found. First, measure your face: Measure your face horizontally, right next to your cheeks, starting at one ear and ending at the other, over your nose. Write down the resulting number. Measure the size of the jaw, passing over the chin, then write down the numbe

Do we still need a business dress code?

Some of us heard at least once ”Be attention how you will dress for your next interview. You have to look professional”. We are not anymore the generation who likes suits, but during any business meeting, you have to dress properly. The right attitude, combined with the right attire, can help you to set-up a proper collaborative environment with any type of client. Every industry has its rules and every company has its dress-code. But what I've learned is that if you want to be safe with your attire you have to follow some rules: Don't exaggerate: after a meeting, you want to be remembered for the things you said, not for the overwhelming dress or accessories you were. When in doubt, follow the guidelines of standard business attire. A skirt or some pants with a shirt or a blouse never killed anybody. And it fits with most of the body shapes. Just a little bit of color: I am a big fan of cyclam or blue electric shoes. But I use to wear these colors only on shoes not only on the

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