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Hi Team, I have joined GlobalLogic last week only and have been asked to join one client from cyber security domain but after joining got to know that client is chaning few things is team and because of that only they are also not sure if I will be assigned to that project or not. ( discussion still in progress with client )
What should I do ? Do they have enough project to accomodate me in different project ?
I also have offer from cognizant.
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And Nordstrom Rack
Love Nordstrom Rack. Saks Off Fifth has similar stuff too.
I think the Loft, J Crew Factory and Nordstrom Rack (or alike) would work!
J Crew, Loft, Nordstrom, Uniqlo and Ann Taylor are my go-tos. Heavy emphasis on 100% or close to 100% natural fiber composition (the first two stores are good for this). Stay away from synthetic, thin fabric that tends to crease because that makes you look unpolished the moment you sit down.
That’s super important to me. I actually didn’t know J Crew and Loft had more natural fiber options.
Would try H&M, Cos, Uniqlo!
Ann Taylor, also you can set up an appointment with a personal shopper at Nordstrom for free. That may help you get an idea of what cuts/ colors/ styles work on your body. If you plan to stay in this job for a while it may be worth the investment to get some nicer more expensive pieces, like a suit jacket/ blazer or pants that fit really well that you can pair with less expensive items. Also find a good tailor if you find that sleeves or pants legs are too long. Having things fit your body well makes a huge difference.
Great insight. I’m shorter so I things tend to hang or bunch up easily.
I'm also a size 12/14 and in the process of losing weight. So things that look good on a midsize body would also be appreciated!
Stick to a few key pieces that are good quality and fit (1-2 pants/skirt, 1 jacket, 1 dress). Then add items later when you have extra $. You’d be amazed how many outfits you can make.
This.
Also a lot of offices have moved to more business casual (depending on industry). I find that I’m heavy on blouses and blazers and pair them with nice well-fitting jeans. My trousers are now layered with t shirts and fun accessories