Advice Letting go of a piece of career history A couple of months ago I was contacted by the managing editor of Good Taste magazine Daniela Bertollo.
Advice Three signs you’re internalising a toxic culture at work The recent uproar regarding violence — on our streets and in our homes — and the perpetrators of such crime gives us cause to think about the ways in which we as humans can unconsciously internalise the behaviours, values and norms of our peers, our family and our culture.
Advice Ten rules for managing up The column that I wrote last week detailing a friend’s stay or leave dilemma made mention of the impact that skilfully managing up had on a person’s promotional prospects.
Advice Does socialising fill you with dread? It might be limiting your career As I reflect on 2013 I am struck by the number of woman who found the Sydney School of Protocol’s, Women In Front programme.
Advice How a ‘yes’ attitude will get you hired and promoted I admit that there is a pattern to my talent identification and hiring.
Advice Five tips for working with interns I interned for about a year before I got my first full time job.
Advice When is the best time to start your baby in daycare? It’s the question that can overwhelm a new parent with fear and guilt.
Advice How to manage a crisis at work At work and in business you’ll encounter a variety of crises including making losses and exceeding your budget.
Advice Why do we care that our bum always looks bigger than it is? Three year seven girls, at Perisher to compete in the interschool ski competition, stood behind me in the line for coffee.
Advice What to do when you feel out of your depth in a new role I am seriously struggling with questioning my abilities.
Advice Four reasons why superficial judgement is still a deep-seated issue It was the most shallow of weekends.
Advice Five ways to prevent a ‘bad day’ at work When you’re having a ‘bad day’ it helps to remember that tomorrow can be better.