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1],faqs:[{q:"What does a good corporate headshot look like?",a:"Head-and-shoulders crop, neutral consistent background, soft even lighting, solid-color business attire, and a relaxed engaged expression. The same recipe repeated across the whole team."},{q:"What should you wear for a corporate headshot?",a:"Solid colors in business or business-casual style. Avoid loud patterns and logos. If your team doesn't wear suits at work, a clean smart-casual look photographed the same way works too."},{q:"How often should companies update team headshots?",a:"There is no fixed schedule: update when someone's look has changed enough that people would not know them from the photo (see [how often to update your headshot](/blog/how-often-to-update-your-headshot)). With AI generation the refresh cost drops to minutes, so there's no reason to keep a 2019 photo on a 2026 page."},{q:"How do we keep headshots consistent across a growing team?",a:"Define one style (background, attire, crop) and generate every headshot with it. In a Headshotsly team, each person uploads a selfie via a private link and you make their photos in that same style, so they match the set."}],relatedLinks:[{href:"/corporate-headshots",label:"Corporate Headshots"},{href:"/tech-headshots",label:"Tech Headshots"},{href:"/examples",label:"Headshot Examples"}],ctaTitle:"Copy the formula in two minutes",ctaText:"One selfie per person, one consistent style for the whole team. Try a free preview and see the recipe on your own face.",ctaPrimaryHref:"/free-headshot-generator",ctaPrimaryLabel:"Try the Free Generator",ctaSecondaryHref:"/corporate-headshots",ctaSecondaryLabel:"Corporate Headshots"})}export{E as default};