Ed's Blog Employers take note: Career stagnation drives women out A lack of visible female leaders, perceived bias in favour of men and difficulties achieving work/life balance won’t help Women’s Agenda readers stick with their current employer.
News & Views Are women their own worst enemies? NO! This probably won’t surprise you, but I get asked to speak at a lot of events about women.
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 How to manage a career saboteur before they damage your career Career sabotage is recognised as a form of workplace bullying by the WorkCover Authority of NSW.
Advice Planning, courage and persistence: Eight tips I wish I’d known starting out Dear business me, You are doing so well.
Advice Six steps to perfecting your elevator pitch As the saying goes, you never get a second chance to make a first impression.
Advice Eight things to know about saying ‘no’ The word ‘no’ is one of the most common and feared words in the English language.
News & Views Seven women in the Hot 30 Under 30 list of entrepreneurs Our sister publication SmartCompany has crunched the numbers to deliver its annual Hot 30 Under 30 list of young entrepreneurs.
News & Views Building resilience: How Louise Bedford’s illness brought her success as a trader It’s when your back’s against the wall that life-changing decisions are made.
News & Views It’s a challenge, not ‘too hard’: Emily Haigh’s advice to young entrepreneurs Yes, you really can go your own way – no matter what your age and level of experience.
News & Views Karen Chaston: Fuelling collaboration among 400,000 women Karen Chaston says being made redundant was the “best thing” that’s happened to her.
