Advice

It’s a question that I have thought about over the years as my husband and I happen to have chosen careers in the same industry.

If work was fun all the time, it wouldn’t be work.

It’s widely understood that women are unlikely to apply for a position unless we tick at least nine out of ten boxes on the skills requirements list while men are likely to put their hand up if their experience satisfies just three.

At some stage during our careers we all need to have difficult conversations.

On the weekend I attended an intimate dinner party for eight at a friend’s home.

Are you someone who runs out of time for everything? Most people do.

This post was updated Friday afternoon.

I get along well with my work colleagues and generally find being part of a team easy.

I had two starkly different conversations with male CEOs in the past week.

Packing for travel is an art form that can be easily learned.

Last Wednesday I was contacted by a producer for ABC’s Q&A.

If anyone knows a thing or two about copping flack, facing criticism and having their leadership style scrutinised, it’s the former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, and she’s willing to share the most valuable lessons she’s learned throughout her career.