Soapbox Archives - Page 135 of 138 - Women's Agenda

From novelty to norm: The day women in tech can stop talking about being female

Do we really still need women in tech panels? Nicola Hazell, who is working with ten female founders in a major acceleration program, explains why we do.

How to be a nasty woman (and why you absolutely should be)

Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton a nasty woman. Van Badham, Lindy West & Yassmin Abdel-Magied discuss at All About Women & wear it as a badge of honour.

The big employer where ‘Leaders Leave Loudly’ to push flexible work

Shiona Watson was promoted one week before having her son, and then fully supported upon her return to work.

Leadership must be diverse, not just more female

Sadhana Smiles is one of just two female CEOs in her sector in Victoria.

‘Just don’t tell them you’re a single mum’: The advice I ignored, ten years on

International Women’s Day holds special significance for me this year.

Paid parental leave especially critical in male-dominated fields

Labor MP Amanda Rishworth has recently reutrned to work after having her first child and knows the importance of a supportive workplace.

We need to ask female business owners better questions

Recently I was asked a question I was incredibly surprised by.

The Problem With Returning To Work After A Baby

The problem with returning to work after a baby when you have a new boss, a new team and you are the only person working part-time.

Ambitious women get labelled, but it especially hurts coming from other women

Ambitious women get labelled, that is a fact of life.

Life is a circus and I am the juggling act: When does it stop?

Juggling work, study and three kids under 10, Melanie Ohl often asks if it’s all worth it.

Why the world needs new leaders

Welcome to the exclusive Lead Like A Woman series.

Quit saying ‘I had a lucky break’ and own your story

Margie Warrell is speaking at the upcoming Fearless 2016 event in Sydney, along with Anytime Fitness founder Jacinta McDonell.