We’re getting ready to get some professional photos done of the Jaggers Communications team. Our friend, photographer Sarah Cramer Shields will be behind the camera, charged with making us look cool.
Poor Sarah.
Clients of ours recently had a team building exercise at a company retreat. They shared with one another, (and eventually, with us) some awkward photos of the executive team as gangly adolescents and nerdy middle-schoolers.
For some of them, those photos were from a year or so ago. (I kid!)
If you’re unfamiliar with the inspiration for this exercise, http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/ you really must go. I think that this was a hilarious way to strip off the veneer and get to know other people on the team. We were all kids, right, and all had those awkward moments along the way of becoming the incredibly well-adjusted people we are today.
Ahem.
In the spirit of disclosure, I’m gifting you with an awkward photo of myself at 13. You’re welcome.
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