All posts tagged "career woman"

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    Stop the war: why your female colleague is your best asset

    Catfight. Women at war. Bitchy. Gossipy. Cliquey. All of the above are likely to be familiar terms if you have any experience with reading about women in the workplace. It’s along a similar line to...

  • Tips for business and career women – confidence

    I recently went on a maths school excursion with a group of 26 kids kids aged 8-10 years old. They were set a memory and logic challenge that had them competing against a clock. The...
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    5 rules for the new power dressing

    While power dressing hit its stride in the 1980s, it was born in the late 70s. It came out of necessity – women needed to establish their authority in a workplace traditionally dominated by men,...
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    Do women still have something to prove?

    Since women won the right to vote, we have come a long way in proving how they are independent, smart—and not just pretty things to look at. We should be well past the stage of...
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    Getting back into business after a baby

    You have a beautiful baby who you love above anything else. You have taken time for your body to heal and you have fully stepped into your new identity as mother. Now your business is...
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    Become the CEO of your own wardrobe

    There is so much talk about personal branding. Even if you don’t think you have a personal brand, chances are that you do. If you have a Facebook or LinkedIn page, then you have the...
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    Refresh your Career 7: The Art of Being Yourself

    We have all met people that we didn’t click with.  The reason we didn’t click with them, is usually because they are not being themselves.  So we pick up that there is something not quite...
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    16 ways to ruin an interview

    So, you’ve got a job interview for a position that you really want and feel that you would be great in. You’ve got the skills, the experience and The CV to prove it. Now all...
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