News & Views Your family want you to pick law or medicine. But you choose fashion So, what does your daughter do? It’s the question every Asian mother prepares herself for.
Advice When you feel your teenager is starting to outgrow you Most afternoons I phone my 14-year-old son at around 5pm to make sure he is at home and safe, following the bus trip from school.
Advice Why time-poor women need understanding friends The perfect friend for a career-minded woman is another time-poor female because no one gets hurt.
Advice Why I sacrificed my dream job for my child This story first appeared on August 9 2012 Before having children I worked 12-14 hour days, often seven days a week.
Advice How we came to launch a publication that gives voice to career-minded women Every significant event has a back story.
Advice How I juggled my pregnancy and running a business When news of Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer’s pregnancy broke, I tweeted that I too had been appointed to a new role when I was six months pregnant.
Ed's Blog Two careers, a family and a marriage: How to make it all work Imagine it is Christmas or Easter or some family event which has entailed a fair amount of preparation.
Advice Six ways to create organisations that value ideas John Cage once said: “I can’t understand why people are frightened of new ideas.
Advice Seven ways to make end-of-year parties fun and productive As December rolls around the invitations for end-of-year celebrations roll in, including the company Christmas party.
Advice Why I want to talk about what it’s like working with a hidden disability A few weeks ago I met with a new doctor for the first time.
News & Views Does it matter if an all-testosterone team’s shaping foreign policy? Yes it does says Anne Marie Slaughter There is a real correlation between work/life balance, “foreign policy stuff” and the women’s perspective that is missing from foreign policy, according to Anne-Marie Slaughter She writes for ForeignPolicy.
