Posted on 29 September 2014. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, Career Management, leadership, Supporting women worldwide, Women in Leadership
For the past three years I’ve been contemplating my next career move: what direction should I take, on which path, for what end? I’ve tied myself in knots trying to figure it out. And I could never have imagined my a-ha moment would come from an innocent conversation between two five-year-old boys. Yet in that […]
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Posted on 17 July 2013. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, Employers, Gender Balance
You might have heard about this guy who was applying for jobs back in the 1990s in the management consulting profession without success. Turns out his first name is Kim and it dawned on him – after countless knock-backs without so much as an inte…
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Posted on 15 July 2013. Tags: Ass of the Week, Bias & stereotypes, Gender Balance, Women in Leadership
Obviously. If this FULL-PAGE ad on page 10 of the Australian Financial Review’s Weekend Edition is anything to go by, that is.
Clearly, the AFR does not imagine that Australia’s next CFO of the year will be a woman. Or Asian. They …
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Posted on 24 January 2013. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, Community, Family Motherhood and Home, Gender Balance, Marketing_to_women, Media
I was planning to write a post about The Boob himself (aka David Koche) on Sunday afternoon but ended up out of action after pinching a nerve in my back (ouch!). Thankfully while I’ve been laid out, Clementine Ford published an opinion piece yest…
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Posted on 12 April 2012. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, Career Management, Employers, pay equity, Salary and remuneration, Women in Leadership
Finsia is currently conducting follow up research to its 2010 survey of financial service professionals about their perceptions of the gender divide in the financial services industry, and is calling for volunteers to participate by completing an onlin…
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Posted on 29 March 2012. Tags: Bias & stereotypes, childcare, Family Motherhood and Home, Flexibility at Work, Gender Balance, working women
Ever since Tony Abbott, leader of the Opposition, announced his plan last weekend to consider an extension of the childcare rebate to include in-home carers – or nannies – there’s been a flurry of activity, criticism, misinformation a…
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