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Method 90-90-1 is the new religion of hyperproductivity. It is only common sense with mystical numbers

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The 90-90-1 method was popular by Robin Sharma, the author of books like ‘The monk who sold his Ferrari‘. Sharma is not holy of my devotion – its self -help literature sins of industrial optimism typical of the genre – but the formula of this method starts from something reasonable, and that made me look at it. The proposal is dedicate the first 90 minutes of every day for 90 consecutive days to a single objective. Something that, he says, will transform your life. This formula is the last incarnation of our cult of personal optimization, wrapped in the seductive promise that happiness is just three months away. The formula is elegant in its simplism. Researchers from the University of Nottingham discovered that The self -control is at its peak just after awakeningand then gradually exhausted during the day, something that explains my strong sports discipline at dawn and my desire for dusk. Sharma calls the first hours “Platinum time“And he suggests that they are the optimal time to work on what matters most. The method is based on circadian rhythms and the theory of human chronotypes: Each person has natural moments of greater energy that can be used strategically. The interesting thing of 90-90-1 is in what omits: it is a psychological trick disguised as a system, not a complete methodology of time management. Sharma himself warns: “There is so much available distraction that, if you are not very careful, it will dominate your days.” So The method works not by revolutionary, but for forcing a behavior that should be obvious: concentrate on the important when we have the most mental energy. But there is a trap: if we concentrate for an hour and a half it is difficult, it is a common place in productivity literature to start with shorter blocks, and increase them little by little. If the mornings do not work, adapt it to another moment of the day. If you interrupt you, have a plan B. The 90-90-1 can become Xyz and that each one adjusts it to their convenience. But when something is so flexible that it adapts to anything, it ceases to be a method. It is rather a sophisticated excuse to do what we already knew we should do. 90-90-1 is not useful for its magical numbers, but for its function as a ritual of initiation to disciplineblessed word often shunned that in fact is not verbalized in a method dedicated to it. Like any productive fashion, promises personal transformation in exchange for willpower to follow a formula. Life is rarely bent before such orderly formulas. The objectives change. Priorities change. And rigid systems are usually the first to collapse before real life. 90-90-1 does not go as much to optimize our time as the collective need that someone tells us when and how to work on what matters. In Xataka | The little great jewel of productivity is a simplest method: the rule of the “two minutes” Outstanding image | Yasmina h in Unspash

Google wants to replicate in its glasses with Android’s success in mobiles. Unlike Glass in 2013, now it makes sense

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In 2013, Google Glass He promised to revolutionize our day to day with smart glasses that would give us real -time information. However, the project ran into multiple obstacles that led him to commercial failure. Now, more than a decade later, Google bets again on a similar proposal, but this time The cards on the table are completely different For two reasons: Android XR and Gemini. “If you go back and look at the original video of Google Glass’s launch, I think the vision was great. This idea of ​​a product that you can take and that gives you the right information at the right time was incredible. An interview during the Google I/O In Googleplex offices in Mountain View, California. The equation that was missing in Glass Image | Antonio Zugaldia The Google I/O. has left us with great novelties Around the company’s products and ecosystem. Almost overnight, Google bombard us with A flood of functions and products oriented to its Android ecosystem that Gemini has hugged strongly. Among some of the most prominent aspects we could try THE NEW AI MODE which replaces Google’s traditional searches with Search Live, Flow with the new Image 4 models and I see 3and even the new mixed reality devices with Android XR as Project Moohan and His glasses with Gemini. Payne has given us more context about the plans that the company has for the New ecosystem they are developing with Android XRwhich already borrows all the work behind android for mobiles. The Executive identifies three key elements that were not present at the time of Google Glass and that now exist: artificial intelligence, an ecosystem of robust applications and truly usable hardware. Image | Xataka “One thing that did not exist was the AI. Make Those experiences They were reality required some fundamental advances in artificial intelligence that had simply not occurred yet. Gemini is here now, “Payne explains. The second factor is the application ecosystem. While for Glass the developers had to build specific applications in a special development environment, Android XR takes a radically different approach. “We are building a platform. We work with the ecosystem. We include all Android developers. Now, instead that developers have to create a new application, the app simply works,” says Payne. Image | Xataka This approach means that All Android applications will work on Android XRfrom mobile phones to virtual reality glasses and devices, eliminating the input barrier that existed previously. With this, Google wants to leave behind That fragmentation problem That has been ballasting Android for years, offering universal compatibility, unified development tools and the use of open standards such as Webxr, Openxr and Vulkan to expand their ecosystem. Gemini as an intermediary between the software and us Interface that Google raises for Android XR in Project Moohan | Image: Google “We think Gemini is for XR what the touch screen was for smartphones,” says Payne, establishing a parallelism with The 2007 iPhone which changed the mobile industry forever. According to Payne during the interview, Google’s vision for his smart glasses is to create “a natural conversational interface that understands what is important for you and gives you the right information at the right time.” Glasses, equipped with cameras and microphones, They can feed Gemini with real world informationwhile the connection with the phone gives access to the user’s digital world. Real -time translation test with Gemini at glasses | Image: Google Glasses that people really want to wear The third pillar is hardware. Google has made significant investments in screens technology, such as The acquisition of Raxumwhich manufactures “tiny and efficient energy” monolithic micro LED screens, according to the manager. The company also seems to be considered as important Collaboration with brands Fashionable like Warby Parker and Gentle Monster to create “really elegant glasses, glasses that people really want to wear.” “What we learned is that people really need to feel that they wear normal glasses to wear them all the time,” Payne acknowledges about the lessons learned from Glass. And to see, the proposal that Google offered in 2013 with Glass cool a lot, but to win the mass public, perhaps opting for One more approach mainstream In design be more appropriate. Proof of this is the irrefutable success of the Ray-Ban Meta Not as a product, which also, but as a format. Privacy of what we know in Android PROJECT MOOHAN | Image: Xataka Aware of privacy concerns generated by a continuous recording device, Payne also told us more about the approach that Google is adopting in privacy and security. On the one hand, the idea is that the device offer key switches and markers To know when the user is recording, activating their location or sending their information to their servers. “Privacy ends up being the basis of anything we develop around the ecosystem,” says Payne. In the current prototype we cannot talk that these measures have been applied because they are not for sale to the public yet and everything indicates that the company still has a long journey ahead before marketing its glasses. Of course, Payne has been able to advance that The idea is to apply the Android already familiar permissions framework related to privacy, together with that series of switches and mechanisms incorporated into the hardware to protect the user. It is clear that having constantly connected glasses and that they see everything your eyes see must land with a crucial and determining approach in this aspect. The explosion with AI can be the ideal time to boost this technology As we have seen, for Android XR to stop being a niche and become a mainstream product, Payne identifies The confluence of three factors: abundant and useful applications, diversity of devices for different needs, and a powerful interface fed by AI. “No one is saying: ‘Do you know what I want to do? I want to wear a helmet. I want to wear smart glasses. I don’t know what they do, but … Read more

China responds to the US with 125%tariffs. It no longer makes sense to upload them more

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The US has been significantly increasing tariffs on Chinese imports: rose from 20% to 54% April 2, then to 104% the April 8 and finally at 145% April 8. China has been responding. Rose from 10% to 34% April 4, then at 84% On April 9 and now he has just announced a last response, uploading the tariffs to US imports to 125%. And now what? China counterattacks. On Friday the Chinese Ministry of Economy advertisement The new tariffs with a striking message: at this point they already give equal future ups of tariffs by the US. “In view of the fact that there is no possibility of acceptance in the market for US goods exported to China with the current tariff level, China will not pay attention if the US part continues to impose tariffs on Chinese merchandise exported to the US in the future.” “A joke”. According to indicate In The Wall Street Journal, “although USA continued imposing higher tariffsit would not make sense from the economic point of view and would become a joke in the history of the world economy. “Indeed, with those tariff levels to producers no longer compensates for trying to sell their products in countries with these tariff levels. It makes no sense to upload them more. Zhiwei Zhang, president of the consultant Pinpoint Asset Management, indicated In CNBC that “this is the end of climbing in terms of bilateral tariff fees. Both China and the US have sent clear messages, and makes sense to upload tariffs beyond.” Talks? It does not seem that there is intention to initiate negotiations between the two countries, something that can cause colossal disruption in world supply chains. Even so, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce indicated In an additional statement that Beijing is open to negotiate with the United States on equal terms. The primary sector in danger. China exports more than it matters, but there is a sector that can be very punished by these tariffs, and that is the primary sector of American farmers and ranchers. That same segment is the one that has given many votes to Donald Trump in the elections. Soybean, a worrying example. The soybean industry is According to The New York Times one of the great affectedBecause China is the most important market for soybeans exported by the US. According to the US International Trade Commissionthe segment of “grain, seeds and fruits” represents an exports of $ 13,350 million, 11% of total exports to China. Above is just oil. Image | Ran Liwen In Xataka | In the middle of the largest commercial chaos, olive oil seems immune thanks to a factor: consumption in Spain

We lead all my life by measuring battery capacity in mobiles. Mah’s war makes no sense

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How many more mah, better. We have been thinking about the specifications of a phone and, to a large extent, is something true. A greater capacity battery is usually a more capable battery with respect to a smaller. Despite this, there is a somewhat more complex unit of measure, but even more precise, traditionally used in the technical sheet of computers: Los watts-Hora (WHE). This is the most precise way to determine how long we can use our device, without leaving the capacity to your fate. We are going to explain, without delving too much into technicalities so as not to complicate your life, why we have been imprecisely measuring the battery capacity of our mobiles. Why do we measure in mah. The commercial standard for the phones battery is the Miliamperio Hora, a very useful measure for small devices with constant voltages. In addition, it is much more striking to indicate closed figures, such as 5,000mAh, than to tell that your mobile has a 19.4 Wh. However, its two main problems are, in the first place, when there is a voltage variation (you will soon understand why) this measure ceases to make sense. Although MAH is easy to understand, it does not provide an exact estimate of available energy, which can lead to incorrectly assume how long the battery will last in specific situations of use. Water measurement time. The watts -hora (WH) are the most precise unit to measure battery capacity, since they reflect the amount of energy available depending on voltage and current. He watt (w) It is the power unit, which indicates how much energy is consumed per unit of time. It is more useful to know how the battery will be used during the daily use of your mobile. The battery voltage is not constant: it is varying as its percentage of load and useful life changes. A battery, At the end of your useful lifeIt does not provide the same voltage as when it is new. In fact, if you have a modern car or motorcycle, you surely have access to real time voltage and you will see how you change as you use the vehicle. The mobile battery is lowercase compared to these, but also suffers small voltage variations. The ease of calculation. Even if the voltage was constant, the watts time would be an ideal measure. For example, if your mobile phone had a 5,000mAh battery and a typical voltage (the most common in phones) of about 3.85V, that battery would translate into 19.25 WH (capacity (MAH X Voltage / 1,000). Knowing the data, it would be enough to know the consumption in watts to deduce almost exactly how much the battery would last. In a concrete situation, as a very demanding game that leads to consume 6W constantly the division would be easy: 19.25 wh/6W = 3.2h. A data that stables: about three hours of screen with the mobile spending all rag This is why in segments such as computers, where consumption is crucial and marketing (something) less important, WHH is established as a standard to measure battery capacity. Image | Apple In Xataka | A battery that is not wearing after 850 cycles. This group of researchers has made it possible

For some reason, there are people trying crash against a wall. Makes more sense than it seems

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A Tesla Model and, a wall that simulates a road, a youtuber of 65.8 million followers, its reputation. The reputation of Tesla, its security systems and semi -autonomous driving. Another YouTube. A cybertruck tesla. Another wall with another painted road. Indeed, there are people by throwing their tesla against a wall: what is happening? The coyote game and the roadrunner. “I am in my tesla at 64 km/h with the activated highway launched against a false wall in the style of the coyote and the roadrunner.” This is how it starts Mark Rober’s videoknown NASA engineer with a YouTube channel in which 65.8 million subscribers are counted. Rober travels in his car thrown against a false wall in which he has simulated that the road on which circulates continues and perfectly simulates what it really is: a decoration. The objective is to check if your Tesla Model and equipped exclusively with cameras offers better or worse performance than a car equipped with a Lidar system As far as autonomous driving systems are concerned. The background. Rober uses his video to explain the differences between a car that bases its semi -autonomous driving in the cameras exclusively and those that use the Lidar system. In 2021, Tesla already advanced that would base its entire system of driving aid in the cameras. In 2022 it was confirmed that the company would stop riding radars and sensors. The company ensures that its software is able to analyze everything that happens exclusively using cameras with reliability that matches that of radars and sensors. Along the way, evidently, the cost of assembling these components that irremediably increase the final cost of the vehicle is saved. To check if this is true, Rober tests A Tesla Moder and that only uses cameras In its Autopilot system and a lexus RX equipped with a lidar sensor of the luminar company. The cars are launched with activated semi -autonomous driving functions (Autopilot in the case of Tesla and adaptive cruise control in the lexus) to verify what happens in different scenarios. Among them, children who appear in the trajectory of the car or very intense rains. The wall. During his tests, the vehicle equipped with Lidar December and saved a child from being hit if he was already on the road, if he appeared behind an obstacle, in cases of fog and intense rain or if he was dazzled by an intense light. And yes, also if there was a wall on the road painted with the simulation of a road. The Tesla Model and could not say the same and the cameras did not exceed the tests of the fog, the rain … and the famous wall. In the latter case, the car was cheated and thought that the road continued, not stopping at all. And has exploded the controversy. The video Mark Rober has exploded the controversy on social networks for various reasons. The first and most obvious: does this type make sense? When can a car find a wall that completely covers a road simulating that it continues later? Beyond that this has to value each other, what is true is that Rober activates the highway a few seconds before reaching the wall and in the video it is observed how the system is disabled when it is going to collide. Rober has been accused of turning off the system but has defended himself on social networks publishing a complete video in which it is seen how the system is disabled before the crash. A criticism that has been repeated To Tesla vehicles, accusing the company of washing their hands before the authorities. But not only that, Rober has also been criticized for using a vehicle with autopilot and not with Full Self Driving (FSD)the most advanced autonomous driving system in Tesla while Lexus was equipped with Lidar, one of the most expensive technologies at the moment. Cameras vs lidar. The experiment has something interesting although not a resolution. The truth is that one might expect that a cameras based system is less effective than one accompanied by a lidar. The single combination of mounting a camera and a radar has been demonstrated The most effective option So far both day and night. The cameras analyze with images what they have in front but a lidar sends pulses of light constantly around them. That light bounces on the object and returns to the lidar. With the time that has passed since the shipping of the pulse of light until it receives it again you can create a 3D map that, in the case of the wall, serves to verify that there is an obstacle on the road even if it can deceive the camera. Autopilot and FSD. The other great criticism that has been made to Rober is that he uses a car equipped with Autopilot but not with the FSDthe most advanced driving aid system of Tesla. The FSD is offered as an additional option through a subscription and allows the driver to disregard driving (even in urban environments) as long as it remains attentive to what happens in front of his eyes. For example, the Autopilot demands from the driver the confirmation of lane change but the FSD navigates between the streets by itself, without the need for driver’s validations. In fact, in the United States it allows The car travels 65 meters without a driver Inside. Thus, we can ask a tesla parked to come to pick us up from a distance. And there are people by throwing their cars against a wall. Rober’s experiment has given wings to other YouTuber who have come out to defend the company. In response, Kyle Paul, who has 237,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel and specializes in Tesla videos, He has published his own test. The goal has been the same: will your Tesla Cybertruck before a wall that simulates the continuation of the road? And his answer is that if the car has … Read more

When saying goodbye to continuity it makes sense to make a level leap

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A week ago I could try the new OPPO RENE13 PROa mobile that the Chinese company has just presented officially in Europe next to the reindeer13, RENE13 F and RENE13 fs. Arrives with the difficult mission of overcoming RENE12 PROwhich left very good feelings last year because it was a fairly balanced proposal. This is not a complete analysis, but a first approach to some interesting aspects of the device. As a first advance, everything indicates that artificial design and intelligence (AI) will continue to be protagonists. Oppo keeps its focus on a modern aesthetic and in novel functions that seek to conquer the user. OPPO RENE13 PRO 5G TECHNICAL SHEET OPPO RENE13 PRO 5G dimensions and weight 162.73 mm x 76.55 mm x 7.55 mm 195 g screen AMOLED 6.83 inches FHD+ 1272 × 2800 pixels 60/90/120 Hz 100% DCI-P3 450 ppi 600 normal nits 1200 Nits Pico Máximo CORNING GORILLA GLASS 7I processor MEDATEK DIMENSITY 8350 8 -core CPU GPU ARM G615-MC6 1303 MHz RAM 12 GB LPDDR5X 4266MHZ 4 x 16 bits Internal storage 512 GB UFS 3.1 rear camera Great angular: 50 MP, F/1.8; FOV 84 °, automatic approach, optical stabilizationUltra wide angle: 8 mp, f/2.2, fov 116 °, AFTeleobjective: 50 MP, F/2.8, AF, automatic approach, optical stabilization Front camera 50 MP, F/2.0, FOV 90 °, automatic approach battery and load 5800 mAh Supervooc 2.0, Supervooc 3.0 and PD2.0 (9 v/1.5 a) Operating system Coloros 15 based on Android 15 connectivity Dual Nanosim 5G NR WIFI 6E Bluetooth 5.4 NFC USB-C GPS, Beidou, Glonass, Galileo, QZSS others Unlock with fingerprint Unlocking with facial recognition price 799 euros OPPO RENE13 PRO 5G – Free smartphone with AI, 12GB RAM + 512, AMOLED DISS * Some price may have changed from the last review More premium than ever, inside and out The Improvement at the material level In relation to the previous generation it is perceived from the first contact. While the OPPO Reno12Pro had a plastic finish, the new Oppo reno13 Pro stands out on its rear manufactured from a single piece of sculpted glass and a frame of “aerospace grade aluminum.” On the back I have found what the manufacturer has called “Butterfly Design.” These are butterfly wings that have a fairly subtle presence. I have been able to verify that engraving varies in intensity according to lighting conditions, creating a dynamic effect when moving the device. We are not facing a laser engraving deeply marked on the surface, and, after seeing it in action, it gives me the impression that this detail has the possibility of unnoticed day to day. Especially if we use a case or simply cover it with the hand when talking on the phone, although this occurs with any phone. In any case, the combination of these characteristics makes the phone transmit a more premium sensation. There are no visible unions and construction has seemed robust during use. In addition, Oppo has done a good job with the rear, which, except for the camera module, repels the traces quite remarkably. I must recognize that the new distribution of photographic sensors has pleased me. The lenses, organized in grid, impose a presence for their size. Now, the design of this section It is not lushso it maintains a balanced and functional aesthetic, without falling into excesses or artifice that breaks the harmony of the device. From the technical point of view, we find a 50 MP wide camera, with F/1.8 opening, 84 -degree field of vision, automatic approach (AF) and optical image stabilization (OIS). He is accompanied by a 50 MP telephoto, also with AF and OIS, and an ultra wide angle of 8 MP, with a field of vision of 116 degrees, AF and OIS. On the front of the device we find a 6.83 -inch AMOLED screen, protected by the new glass CORNING GORILLA GLASS 7I. Bevels are noticeable, but thin enough as for unnoticed Once the device begins to be used, which adds another positive point to the experience. The sides of the device are worthy of a high -end mobile. They maintain the same location of the buttons as in the model released last year, but aluminum feels really good and integrates the antennas quite convincing. The chassis finish, as pointed out, suggests a balance between resistance and lightness. The mobile is equipped with a processor MEDATEK DIMENSITY 8350 With an 8 -core GPU. This is the successor of Dimensity 8300, which is committed to offering improvements in general performance, but focuses especially on games. We also find a battery jump, whose capacity is now 5,800 mAh. I have not been able to try the mobile in a pool (neither in a glass of water), but Oppo assures that it can immerse up to two meters For a maximum of 30 minutes, always in fresh water. That is, taking it on vacation to the beach is not a good idea. And why would we want to immerse it? To take some different photographs. The device has an underwater photography mode which allows you to capture both images and video. Since in this environment the touch screen is not an option, the volume buttons serve to take the captures and exchange between modes. In addition, they have told us that AI is responsible for optimizing the results. Artificial intelligence is again the protagonist Speaking of Aia, something that has caught my attention to Oppo’s commitment to this technology in a mobile that is not your flagship. The Reno1 Pro took that first step, democratizing this new technology in lower ranges, a trend that remains present in the reindeer. They are quite functional. We have AI Eraser 2.0, which allows us to eliminate unwanted objects from photos easily; Ai Liveppo, which records a video from 1.5 seconds and 1.5 seconds after pressing the shutter. The result is a 1080p clip. AI editor, meanwhile, allows us to improve quality, remove reflexes, correct the blur and more. Also Ai Studio, which … Read more

The electric car is an overwhelming success in China. So much so that it makes no sense to call it like this

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The adoption of electric car in China It is far from what we have been watching in Europe for some time. Specifically, with a market share of 20% compared to just 6% in the EU, despite the efforts of manufacturers to electrify their fleets. This It has been growing firing for yearsthanks to direct subsidy policies, tax exemptions and, above all, a colossal investment in infrastructure. The world’s largest network for electric car recharge is there, with more than 8 million load points Ay Byd as a sales leader. The rhythm is being so vertiginous that, for some, the term “electric car” is beginning to become obsolete. The next step is the intelligent electric car. Catl word. Catl is the largest battery manufacturer globally, and one of the main weight names in the world of electric car. It provides batteries for many of the manufacturers, and at the annual meeting of the Davos Economic Forum put on the table A new term: ‘EIV’. Currently, we refer to electric vehicles such as EV (Electric Vehicle) but Pan Jian, Co -president of CALT, states that the term EIV begins to gain strength. The message is clear: the electric car is ceasing to be, simply, an electric car. Intelligence. Beyond marketing strategies, the reality is that the electric car is rotating much more than a car moved by electricity. Manufacturers like byd are planned to invest 13.6 billion dollars in IA development For electric cars. Others, such as Xiaomi, focus efforts on offering driver and Aito assistance systems, a company participated by Huawei, have given several lessons to European manufacturers about The autonomous parking. China leads the integration of intelligent technologies into electric vehicles, and the focus on software (in front of the chaos of some European manufacturers), It is a good proof of this. Upward forecasts. By 2025, It is expected that China sells a total of 12 million electric. To know if it is much or little, you can use the fact that in Europe less than one million were enrolled in Europe. Despite The obstacles that Europe wants to put to China In its price war, the country is enough and left over its local brands both in its land and outside it. Image | Byd In Xataka | NEW BYD ATTO 2: already available in Spain the bet of ByD in the electric car segment of 25,000 euros (or less)

Nobody says that he knows how to read in the curriculum. Maintaining these three data does not make sense in 2025

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One of the main premises given by personnel recruitment experts is to maintain the Updated curriculumand adapt it to the job offer to which it is going to apply. Almost unconsciously, it tends to update incorporating New skills and knowledge that they are acquired and, perhaps, do not realize that there are skills that are already assumed as basic. In the same way that nobody puts in your curriculum if you know how to read or write In Spain of 2025, there are certain data and skills that should disappear by being obvious. Update the curriculum in these details also denotes that the candidate Adapt to labor market language current. No one is going to write you a postal letter One of these usual errors is to include postal address with your personal data. In addition to being a superfluous data in current selection processes, including so many personal data is an unnecessary exhibition of your privacy. In none of the possible scenarios, the recruiter will send you a postal response to your address as the first contact. Therefore, instead of including your postal address, you can highlight your contact email or, if you prefer, your phone number. The only reference to your place of residence should be the population or province of residence, since this data will serve the recruiter to get an idea of ​​geographical availability in case of applying to a position with hybrid or face -to -face day options. User level computer is no longer an option Including certain “bulb” skills is counterproductive when recruiters will not use more than Six seconds to browse your curriculum and determine if you are the candidate profile they are looking for. Fill with straw Your skills only hinder that task, and can make other real skills go unnoticed. Skills such as “User level computer”, use of email or social networks are skills that, in 2025, are already assumed as basic and implicit, such as knowing how to read and write. Instead, highlight your skills in the use of specific tools related to those areas. For example, you can highlight your domain with mailing tools or Newsletters distribution, Knowledge in software for monitoring metrics on social networks, or some digital certification that accredits your training in that section. Without vagueness or adjectives Unless the position that is postulated is to become the promotional image of the company, add adjectives related to physical appearance does not proceed in a curriculum, and even are assumed. The perfect example is to indicate “good presence” as a quality of the candidate. In addition to being a vague and inaccurate term, it does not provide information on the skills, knowledge and capabilities to develop the post, which is what really interests recruiters in the first leakers of candidates. The concept of “good presence” takes greater relevance as the selection process progresses. To the go to a job interviewit is necessary to offer a professional image to cause good impression to the person you are going to have. That first positive impression is not only obtained by wearing properly. Come on time or respond properly They also contribute to the interview being a success. Photo yes, photo no: the controversy is served As an additional option to the three data that have become superfluous for the selection of candidates, we find the option to include or not a photo of the candidate. In this sense, there is no unanimous criterion about the suitability of including a photo in the curriculum. In case of opting to include it, this must be a photo in which only the one who runs to the vacancy appears, with a neutral background and opt for a professional style and costumes. According to experts From the Employment Consultant Hays, not including the photo in the curriculum could be indicative that the candidate hides something, so he tends to be suspicious. On the other hand, not including it makes biases are avoided By age, race or physical appearance and focus on the candidate’s skills. In countries with Anglo -Saxon influence such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia or Canada, they consider it negative to include a photo of the candidate in the curriculum. In fact, in the United Kingdom it is prohibited by 2010 Equity Law. Therefore, if the vacancy is to cover a position in companies in those countries, it is advisable to eliminate the photo of the curriculum. In Xataka | If your chair holds in a job interview, it is no accident: they are evaluating more than your curriculum Image | Unspash (The Jopwell Collection)

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