Advice Are you properly equipped to lead? Until a few years ago Janet Menzies believed the workplace was a meritocracy.
Advice Thriving in a male dominated industry: NAB Regional Agribusiness manager Kathryn Davies Clocking up 15 years of service is a rare milestone to be achieved in business today.
Advice Is dressing like your boss a good career move? Most of us recognise that what we wear to work can impact the way our colleagues perceive us.
Advice Sponsors are powerful allies for women: Deloitte partner Margaret Dreyer Margaret Dreyer says she fell into accounting by chance.
Advice Should I quit my day job for my dream job? I feel a bit sheepish asking this, but I really want to quit my day job and pursue my dream.
Advice One phone call changed a career: EY Melbourne managing partner, Annette Kimmitt As managing partner of EY’s Melbourne office, Annette Kimmitt heads up a team of more than 120 partners and 1,600 staff – but she didn’t always believe she could do it.
Advice Ask Megan: How should I ask for a pay rise? I have been reading on Women’s Agenda the discussion about the gender pay gap.
Advice Follow your passion: PwC director Sophie Langshaw Although Sophie Langshaw has been with PwC for 15 years, her career has been anything but monotonous.
Advice Why job-sharing beats part-time work Despite the ongoing challenge of attracting and retaining mothers in the workplace, job-sharing remains under-utilised as a flexible work option.
Advice Listen to your instincts: NAB business analyst, Carolina Valdes Carolina Valdes knows a thing or two about overcoming challenges – both in her career and personal life.
Advice Ask Megan: I think I need some balance but is it even possible? I really need to get some balance.
Advice Balance makes me a better professional: NAB’s Sally Bruce Sally Bruce experienced the ups and downs of three family businesses during her childhood, covering transport, mining and ready-mix concrete.
