Advice

At 23, Najah Ayoub became the sole marketing coordinator in the Australian office of a multi-national technology company.

Sometimes, you just can’t help it.

In my second week of high school, our teacher set us an assignment for our social studies program: what career did we want to follow? We had to interview someone in that profession, asking them a set list of questions such as, ‘What did you study at school to become ? As a 13-year-old New Zealander, I wanted to become prime minister, and was surprised that no one else wanted to be PM too.

Director Michelle Tredenick speaks with Women’s Agenda about the benefits of having sponsors and mentors throughout her career, and how these coaching relationships helped to broaden her horizons and push her out of her comfort zone.

I read Angela’s article last week about sleep, and I have been following the comments made by Arianna Huffington about it too.

Presenting to the board is like public speaking in front of the most important people in your career.

Wendy McCarthy AO talks to Women’s Agenda about the bestw way to get the first board

In yesterday’s My Agenda webinar with Megan Dalla-Camina we explored the vexed issue of knowing when to make a career change.

Wendy McCarthy talks to Women’s Agenda about the best way to find and connect with a

Successful people take sick days.

Romilly Madew, CEO of the Green Building Council