Posted on 16 May 2008. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, Gender Balance, Supporting women worldwide
That’s what The Ernie’s Book is all about. Written by Meredith Burgmann & Yvette Andrews, Ernie’s book is “a rollocking good read” that tracks 15 years of media quotes from men about women and presents the best of the worst in one small, pink book! The authors are speaking on Monday 19th May as part of the Sydney […]
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Posted on 14 May 2008. Tags: Income, pay equity, Salary and remuneration, Supporting women worldwide, working women
As Australia’s “Wealthy Families” – defined by Australia’s new government as those earning more than $150k – bear the brunt of last night’s budget announcements, sphinxx leaders could be forgiven for feeling disadvantaged for pursuing career advancement and promotion. If your family income exceeds $150k, you will be subject to tough means testing on the […]
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Posted on 13 May 2008. Tags: Family Motherhood and Home, Gardening, Harvesting, Health Happiness and Wellbeing
Last October I wrote a post on “planting the seed”: It’s no secret that I’m no domestic goddess. It’s not that I wouldn’t like a Better home and garden; it just doesn’t rate high enough in my priorities. But around this time of year, for a very brief moment, instinct kicks in and from no-where […]
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Posted on 12 May 2008. Tags: Best Practices, Career Management, Management and Leadership, Women in Leadership, working women
I was lucky enough to a Women in Finance luncheon in Sydney as a guest of Hudson. Not just because ours was the most quoted table in the room, but also because I had the chance to hear from Helen Nugent who is Director of Macquarie Bank, Origin Energy, and Freehills, as well as being Chairman of […]
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Posted on 11 May 2008. Tags: Career Management, Management and Leadership, Women in Leadership
I don’t know about you, but if some goal-setting guru tells me one more time to stretch myself just a little bit more, I think I might just snap! We live in a world which is constantly raising the bar on our measure of success so that only the most audacious and ambitious goals are […]
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Posted on 10 May 2008. Tags: Feminism, Women in Leadership, Women's Rights
In a discussion with a male colleague the other day, he hit me out of the blue when he labeled me with the f-word. No, not that one. He asked if I am a feminist. I was surprised – it’s not a term that one often hears these days. In our politically correct world, it’s […]
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