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It is known, Christmas is for the little ones. At .PT we have reached the age of majority a long time ago, some more than others, it is true. Our HR area is assertive in numbers and confirms that today we are a team of 23 people, with an average age of around 38 years. At the age of 20, it is usually said that 38-year-olds are making great strides into old age, but me, very close to 50, I bow to any age below 40. Still, there is no doubt, everything away from wee status.

That said, isn't Christmas for us? Sorry, but it is.

This year, the Christmas tree lurking in the entrance hall, on the 5th floor of Latino Coelho, as of mid-November, will not be there. And it will not be there, just because probably all of us - the 23 - will not be there either. Just for that. Most likely, we will not sit down very close to lunch there for the 15th of December. But it doesn't matter.

The pandemic has changed a lot, we have already talked about this here, but it has not changed what characterizes us a lot, which is this sense of belonging, which we insist on calling "we are even more .PT”. There may be no Christmas tree or lunch, but there will be an exchange of words, an exchange of looks, perhaps a gift, and, above all, an exchange of the sincerest wishes for Merry Christmas, to which we will certainly add wishes of great health. We are here for each other, this is the culture of .PT. This year, again, in .PT it will be the Christmas of the big ones.