u/Efficient_Letter9480

I'm out of ideas for my current wardrobe rotation for work, especially days that drag on in this summer heat. This is really the last thing I wanna think about at work. We all know the physical reality of desposition for a long day in a court or just work in general.I'm a heavy sweater. The AC in these buildings is all over the place, and when things get tense, I worry about sweating right tru my silk shells. Its embarassing to take off my blazer during break and have visible pit stains cuz my blouse or shirt doesn't breathe at all.

I cant keep ruining delicate fabrics or relying on flomsy synthetic polyester that traps heat and makes sweat even more. Mind you, I use a fair amount of deodorant. Still would be nice to not leave obvious pit stains.

What are your go-to pieces for days you know will be rough? Has anyone found breathable knits that actually stay dry? What i really want is base layers that look professional but secretly breathable like athleisure wear.

We are a 2 pers startup and not planning to hire big for now. We've added AI employees for different jobs with one that handles inbound leads, one drafts content and another one that does bookkeeping categorization. They all worked pretty well but i have 4 different reporting dashboards to look at. Have you ever consolidated multiple ai employees into one platform?? Think thats gonna make my life much easier and give some more time for dedicated efficient work!

Saw this truekind jelly bra pop up on my IG feed and gotta say I am INTO it. but... holding my breath a little bc jelly support instead of wire sounds liek it could just be some marketing ploy and wireless plunge is usually code for wont hold up anything over a c cup. I'm a 32f fwiw.

Think they were just launched so anyone actually gotten their hands on one yet and have some feedback? Also wondering what people think of gel/silicone band construction vs standard elastic for larger cups.

We are now 11 people on QA and the test management tool we picked back when it was just me doesnt really fit anymor. Rn, Im exporting everything into a spreadsheet every Friday, automation results are in a different place than manual runs and the team has started organizng their tests differently because there's no real structure enforced (yet) Im noot looking for a jira plugin tho but Im open to any test management tool rec you have please

Thanks for your help1