The good times had to end eventually! The summer is coming to close. And while kids may be seriously bummed out about heading back to school, your own staffers may well have a case of “end-of-summer blues” all their own. … [Read more...]
Leadership
Ignoring Them Doesn’t Work … Embrace Your Leadership Weaknesses (and turn them into strengths)
As a leader, are there any areas of improvement you might need to focus on? Even the greatest leaders balance weaknesses and strengths. That’s why being self-aware is key. So, here’s an opportunity for you to figure out … [Read more...]
A Brief History: The Four Waves of Feminism
While the roots of feminism are buried in ancient Greece, most recognize the movement by the three waves of feminism. However, empowered by the constant connectivity of the internet and the strength of the #MeToo movement, … [Read more...]
Will this be what it finally takes to get more women in senior-level positions?
Tough to put a woman in a senior role at a company when there aren’t even any in the running! … [Read more...]
Finding the Right Level of Empathy: Do You Have Too Little (or Too Much)?
Not all empathy is created equal, say researchers. You need to have empathy as a leader, of course, but it’s all about having the right amount – not too much, not too little. The danger lies in being so empathetic that you … [Read more...]
Take Note! Inside the Most Productive Meetings …
Do you find yourself enduring unproductive meetings week after week? You’re certainly not alone: The average leader spends 31 hours a month at meetings (software firm Atlassian study) Half of their meetings are their … [Read more...]
New court ruling on equal pay a victory for women everywhere
Here’s news every woman in the workforce needs to know: Your salary history can’t be used a justification for paying you less than your male colleagues. … [Read more...]
Inside the C-Suite: Meet Irene Rosenfeld, former CEO, Mondelez International
Irene Rosenfeld, who’s been consistently ranked one of the most powerful women in the world, stepped down in November from her 11-year stint at the helm of Mondelez International, the $26 billion maker of Oreos, Triscuits, … [Read more...]
“I ate a toothpick” and 9 other wild excuses for calling out to work
There's nothing funny about the severity of this flu season. But this list of the 10 craziest excuses people have given when calling out sick will certainly give you a chuckle. … [Read more...]
Two days in, it’s a ‘happy’ new year for women in leadership
It may be the best of times and the worst of times for women in the workplace, but as 2018 begins, we see some signs of a shake-up in the status quo for women’s advancement into leadership roles. (And we hope this is just the … [Read more...]
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