From negotiating your first pay rise to climbing the corporate ladder, we share tips for women who want to succeed in the workplace.
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The career woman’s guide to self-advocacy in the workplace
Staff Writer | July 1, 2025
Try these tips to sharpen your self-advocacy skills in the workplace and take control of your career with confidence.
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What are ‘ghost jobs’ and how to stay away from them
Mia Barnes | June 30, 2025
Not all advertised jobs are real. Here's how to spot a 'ghost job' and some key questions to ask yourself before applying for a listing.
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Rethinking vulnerability: Is it a crutch?
Guest Writer | June 26, 2025
Zoe Goodhardt shares her perspective on why we need to stop treating vulnerability like the holy grail of leadership.
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Transitioning from employed to self-employed: what you need to know
Staff Writer | June 25, 2025
Here are five tips for making the transition from traditional employment to self-employment as smooth as possible.
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Leanne Shelton: How to stay human and connected in the age of AI
Guest Writer | June 23, 2025
Leanne Shelton shares how you can stay grounded, intentional, and deeply human in a technological world that’s moving faster than ever.
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Why reinvention is key to future-proofing your career
Guest Writer | June 11, 2025
Learn why reinvention is key to futureproofing your career in the age of AI, with six practical steps to stay relevant and adapt to change.
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This is what the internet is calling ‘lazy girl jobs’
Mia Barnes | June 2, 2025
A growing wave of women are rejecting high-stress roles in favour of something different. Here's how the 'lazy girl job' trend is creating a shift.
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Leading through workplace change: Key strategies for success
Staff Writer | May 13, 2025
Managing workplace transformation involves a combination of strategic planning, good communication and emotional intelligence.
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Zoe Goodhardt: ‘Let’s retire imposter syndrome for good’
Guest Writer | May 12, 2025
Here's why it’s time for women to stop romanticising self-doubt and retire imposter syndrome for good, writes Zoe Goodhardt.