Bob Dylan famously sang, “You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.” He was referring to the ‘60s upheaval, not the rapidly changing corporate culture of our day. In your professional environment, it’s crucial to constantly take stock of how the wind is blowing and prepare for change.
Working on an All-Male Team
Even in 2017, male-dominated workplaces are common in many industries. Finding yourself as the only woman on a team of men has some perks (such as your pseudo-private restroom), but being the sole woman among men can produce some unique challenges (such as commonly being mistaken for the group’s assistant).
Resources to Further Your Education Without Breaking the Bank
Whether you’re starting a small business, climbing the rungs in your current company, or just looking to get a foot in the door, it’s likely that you don’t have the time or money to pursue a formal education. Yet keeping up with the trends in your chosen field is crucial, as is learning how to market yourself most effectively.
Business Communication Tips For Women: Don’t Get Stuck on Nice
Many women have problems communicating their ideas in business. I struggle with wanting to be seen as strong, but not bossy, with wanting to be taken seriously, but not making myself unapproachable. This thought process led to nothing but confusion and indecisiveness.
…Speaking With Confidence on Your Next Interview
Getting the call that a prospective employer wants an interview feels like such a victory! That is, until you start thinking about nailing that interview. Confidence is key when you want to land a new job as employers want to feel like they’ve made a good decision.
Monday Motivation: Steps for Brushing Up on Your Executive Presence
In a survey of CIOs conducted by Gartner, executive presence was second on the list of the top 20 leadership traits that make a difference. By comparison, technology skills ranked 12th. Bottom line, if you want that promotion, you need to take stock of your leadership traits.
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