In my latest Forbes Leadership post I shared insights from 3 executives on how to get promoted into the executive ranks: The strategies seem so straight-forward – collaborate; stay front of mind....
Originially featured on LinkedInBy Sallie KrawcheckIf you’ve read any business news in the past few days, you’re aware of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s advice (and subsequent apology) to women no...
Corporate culture is gaining importance as value and purpose become desired or required. And, 'happiness' has even emerged as a new Corporate Objective. Wow.
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By Christine CondonOriginally published on Christine Notes on October 3rd, 2014“Own your success.” These three small but powerful words shook me the other night.Do I do this? In this fast-paced, e...
Old think: Networking. Want to kick that up into high gear and really get personal? That’s connectworking. And it’s the number one most important rule for getting ahead.
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When I think of success, three things come to mind: desire, pursuit and triumph. In the face of adversity, is your first thought to give up, or do you keep going?
Stress is the number one source of dysfunction at work, ranging from discomfort, conflict, to burn out.
The ONLY way to receive those promotions or those stellar raises is to lose the hang-ups, shed the grievances and brush off any notions that you aren’t succeeding because you are a woman.
Growing my own business became possible when I moved to America, but just because gender inequality looks a little different here doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
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I often work with people that brand products or services but have no real awareness of their personal professional brand and why it matters. It’s time to take stock of your own brand.
by Sallie KrawcheckIn last week's news: The NFL bumbles through its reaction to charges of domestic abuse by its players. The Census Bureau announces that women are now paid 78 cents for every doll...
