Advice

From flying high in London banking to pursuing gender equality in Sydney, QBE’s Jenny Boddington has been on an impressive journey Being offered an undergraduate position to study at Oxford is a remarkable achievement but it was not well received by Jenny Boddington’s father.

Studies show that speaking in front of others is rated as a top fear.

Embracing her cultural heritage and taking control of her work opportunities was a key turning point for NAB’s Madeleine Harris.

If that morning alarm clock is getting harder and harder to wake up to every morning, that’s more or less what’s supposed to happen.

John McCrindle didn’t set out to be a champion of diversity in the workplace.

During February there is noticeable movement in the job market.

A lot has changed in the 32 years since NAB’s assurance manager Sharon Beavis started her working life as an office junior in a regional branch of the bank in Victoria.

When navigating through your chosen career, connecting with like-minded women can be crucial for your success as much as your sanity.

Caltex marketing executive Magdalena Roel Batchelor is Spanish, was raised in Germany and went to university in England.

When maternity cover roles appear on employment sites or come through peer recommendation, some job seekers dismiss them in favour of hunting for a permanent role.

Clare Desira was in her teens when one afternoon her parents asked her to collect some clothes and books from her bedroom to donate to a group of refugees that had recently come to Australia.

What is the one thing you have in common with all of the most successful CEOs and business owners? You have 24 hours per day to achieve as much as humanly possible.