Advice

It is not often you hear a woman say taking a few steps back in her career was what she needed to take the next step forward.

It doesn’t matter what level of leadership you are at, learning the art of managing up is critical to your success.

Lynda Tanner, a mother of three from Brisbane, took advantage of her employer’s maternity leave entitlements when each of her children was born.

I loved the article on perfectionism last week.

For Joanne Avasti, the hour and a half train journey from her office in Melbourne’s bustling CBD to her idyllic country home, nestled between eucalypts and a wide dam in the picturesque town of Kyneton allows for reflection and thought.

It is human nature to want to be good at what we do and to have our efforts recognized by others.

Lawyer Donnelle Hestelow sailed through school with a certain degree of self-assurance.

I am a senior female brand manager in a large multi-national pharmaceutical company.

Behaviour goes beyond the individual.

Years ago I went from being Dr Findlay, a senior lecturer in medical radiation science, to being ‘Naomi the home stylist’.

To achieve career success and encourage an environment of workplace flexibility, Susan Jones emphasises the importance of being honest about the demands we face outside the office.

Why is it that we can sometimes work really hard putting in long hours, contributing enormous value to the team or achieved extraordinary results and still we feel invisible at work? It doesn’t matter how great you are at your job if no one is noticing you.