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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6 home office set-up tips for freelance graphic designers
Staff Writer | April 12, 2025
Whether you’re just getting started or revamping an existing home office, these tips will help you craft a workspace that works for you.
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What is the 3-3-3 Method for productivity?
Mia Barnes | April 9, 2025
The 3-3-3 Method structures your workday into three different segments, helping you prioritise tasks effectively while preventing burnout.
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The ‘neurospicy’ workflow: Productivity hacks for ADHD women in corporate jobs
Beth Rush | March 24, 2025
Here's how you can increase productivity by harnessing hyperfocus, improving task-switching and managing ADHD masking fatigue.
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Advantages of an electric pallet jack for your warehouse
Staff Writer | March 21, 2025
From increasing workplace efficiency to lowering physical strain and improving safety, electric pallet jacks provide many advantages.
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Disability employment services: Your guide to finding the right job
Staff Writer | March 14, 2025
Understanding how disability employment services work and how to use them can make a significant difference in achieving your career goals.
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5 self-sabotaging career moves and how to avoid them
Guest Writer | March 12, 2025
Workplace expert Roxanne Calder shares five self-sabotaging moves that commonly occur at the early career stage, and how to avoid them.
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The rise of revenge quitting: bold statement or career sabotage?
Sharon Green | February 24, 2025
Making a dramatic exit from a job, also known as ‘revenge quitting’, is emerging as a new trend. But is it ever a good idea? Career experts weigh in.
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Workplace culture and women’s addiction recovery
Staff Writer | January 31, 2025
This article looks at the role of workplace culture in addiction recovery and how it affects women’s experiences.
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5 tips for getting over your AI overwhelm
Guest Writer | December 18, 2024
With a bit of courage and a lot of humanity, you’ve got everything you need to make AI work for you, not replace you, writes Leanne Shelton.