Advice

Amanda Rose tackles online etiquette.

Confidence.

Recently, I read an interesting article that started me thinking about the messages we send out to our children concerning what it is to be a manager.

Having email and social media to connect us better than ever before brings incredible opportunities — access to international experts, easier collaboration, and the ability to work remotely.

Do you fear that bringing your true self to work would limit your career?  Given the explicit feedback or implicit signals female leaders often receive that our softer sides are best left at home, this fear is completely understandable.

They’re the youngest generation in today’s workforce.

I was recently asked as part of an awards process to outline the lessons I have learned from starting my own business in 2001.

David Tuffley, Griffith University Being in business calls for a determined if not ruthless mindset, the ability to be confident and in control, and to be forceful, calculating, and a meticulous planner.

You feel sick, but you can’t take any more time off.

Virgin chief John Borghetti gets around 400 to 500 emails a day.

Do you have a voice of self-criticism that chatters away inside your head?  You know the one that says the kind of horrible things you’d never say to anybody else and feel mortified if anyone knew you spoke to yourself in this way? Don’t worry you’re in good company.

The not for profit (NFP) executive job market attracts candidates from within and outside the sector.