The Mentee's Manifesto How to land a mentor and work with one effectively? The pursuit of success is a journey filled with roadblocks but mentors can guide you through your biggest challenges. So where exactly are they?
Entrepreneurs Want to give your startup a competitive edge? Hire for experience. The startup sector is a funny thing. As an industry, like most of the startups in our ecosystems, we’re in a scale-up phase of our own.
The Mentee's Manifesto How leading women have worked with mentors and sponsors to get there Do successful leaders really benefit from being mentored or sponsored and what impact does it actually make? Three women at the top of their game open up.
Business How to deal with credit snatchers in the workplace In the words of Indira Gandhi, former Indian Prime Minister, there are two kinds of people – those who do the work, and those who take credit.
The Mentee's Manifesto Introducing The Women’s Agenda Mentee’s Manifesto 2019 Welcome to the 2019 Women’s Agenda Mentee’s Manifesto. It’s where we feature tips and strategies to empower you to enhance your leadership capabilities.
The Mentee's Manifesto How to build a support network of mentors, sponsors, coaches, personal cheerleaders and more This is part one of the Mentee’s Manifesto, supported by Charles Sturt University and published in the lead up to the 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.
News & Views ‘Say it out loud, ask for help, don’t apologise, be bold’: Advice from PROJECT ROCKIT founders, Rosie and Lucy Thomas Rosie and Lucy Thomas are the sisters who co-founded PROJECT ROCKIT fresh out of high school. It’s become Australia’s youth-driven movement against bullying.
Advice ‘Don’t let them see you cry’: How Kerry Chikarovski rose above the bullies On the day Kerry Chikarovski lost the leadership of the NSW Liberal Party she was reminded of some crucial advice – ‘don’t let them see you cry’,
Advice Five Ways to Beat Impostor Syndrome at Work Despite evidence of their success, women experiencing impostor syndrome are more likely to believe they are intellectual frauds.
Business Shifting a start-up into a national enterprise: What I wish I knew then that I know now Scaling a start-up, you need to be prepared for years of perseverance and set-backs, plus have grit and sheer determination in spades, to succeed.
News & Views It’s 90% will, 10% skill: How to master tough conversations A aversion to conflict can be overcome. Consider these five reasons to overcome your fears, and become a leader who can have tough converstions.
News & Views 5 networking mistakes you’re probably making right now There are 1001 ways to skin a cat when it comes to networking, but here are some common mistakes to steer clear of when it comes to doing it well.
