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When it comes to your career, professional development is no longer linear. From starting at the bottom to advance to a more senior position and, who knows, maybe even branching out to open your own business. There is a lot to learn, from choosing the “correct” career to thriving in it. You may feel as if you could use all the help you can get. Here is a list of 21 Unwritten and Unspoken Laws Elevating Professional Career Women to help with choosing your future employer, especially those seeking a career in the financial industry.

Ever since women began entering the ascended white-collar workforce back in the 1970s, numerous books and articles have been published advising them ‘how to dress.’ But, if you think about it, women entered an environment where men have already established the rules. Even in women-dominated industries, the management structures and business etiquette were found by men decades before women arrived. Of course, that includes the professional wardrobe, too. If you pay close attention, all women’s business attire is replicated based on men’s suits. In this podcast, Viktorija Isic discusses 11 styling tips that have helped in her career and allowed her to remain professional, elegant, polished, sharp, feminine, comfortable, and authentic.

Viktorija Isic introduces herself, her personal and professional journey that led her to start VI KA Podcast. She reveals her accent, upbringing, and how her past in her homeland has shaped her professional career. Remarkably, she talks about how she pivoted from law and the legal world to the finance and investment industry which directed her to entrepreneurship and how each stage prepared her for the journey she is on today. Furthermore, Viktorija fearlessly introduces that her podcasts will focus on unwritten and unspoken rules in the professional world particularly, male-dominant industries, that women miss and many dare to speak about.

Viktorija Isic introduces VI KA, the parent company, and her mission in helping solve gender inequity problems in the world. Furthermore, she discusses studies research and how the pandemic has affected professional career women and what that means for the global economy and gender equity in the workplace. Finally, Viktorija discusses the design of the international virtual community designed on VI KA Women to help career and professional women around the globe engage in discussions that help overcome professional and personal barriers during the Covid-19.