Women in Leadership Blog & Podcast

The idea of a bucket list is far from new. If you do a quick Google search, it will yield an unending list of results that range from travel to personal and professional development. But have you considered a bucket list for your career or business? Wouldn’t it be...

Technology continues to change how we work. We’ve said goodbye to filing cabinets and hello to business automation.  Technology can now empower business leaders to make better business decisions through access to analytics systems that show real-time data gathered...

Content Courtesy of Forbes The pandemic has been a great disruptor: of the economy, of our work, of our routines—and our sleep. While poor sleep is a byproduct of the stresses and strains we have all been experiencing over the past year, a bad night’s sleep can...

Content Courtesy of Forbes Hybrid work will likely be the new normal for many organizations. After realizing that productivity didn’t take a hit when employees worked from home during the pandemic, many organizations are planning to allow employees to work from home...

To be a woman in economics is to work in a field whose gender dynamics are notoriously imbalanced. Women receive degrees in economics at disproportionate rates compared to men (and women in other disciplines), and the women who do pursue careers in the field face...

Sports is a means to create a bridge where boundaries exist. Playing a sport assists in the development of empathy, respect and perseverance. In the early 2000s, institutions such as the United Nations began researching how sports directly affect social change...

Branding is more important than ever in today’s bustling business world as we embrace the importance of a digital presence to capture new audiences and hold the attention of existing ones. The way you represent yourself and your business will make a huge...

CONTENT SOURCE: FairyGodBoss It has happened to us all: you left the interview feeling great. You connected with the interviewees well and your answers seemed to resonate with them. Yet instead of a job offer, you got the dreaded email that said, “Thank you for your...

CONTENT SOURCE: FairyGodBoss As we approach the New Year, many are glad to see 2020 in the rearview mirror finally. It cannot be stated enough how interesting 2020 was, but that also doesn’t mean life doesn’t go on. For many with job losses, financial insecurity, and...

CONTENT SOURCE: FairyGodBoss – Liz Bronson  The first thing I tell people when they want to start a job search is to look at their network. I tell them to make a plan to reach out comfortably to people at jobs and companies that interest them. Then, I tell them...