Tips
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Conflict Resolution 101: Strengthening your resilience
We all have different thresholds for conflict, but one thing unites us: shying away from issues only makes them worse. Instead, here’s how to address small issues quickly.
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Peer groups: turn your personal network into a professional superpower
We excel at building valuable personal relationships that boost our mental health, social connectedness and emotional well-being. But how often do you talk to your friends about work?
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How to leave your comfort zone (minus the cliches)
As productive as your comfort zone is, it’s a good idea to get out of it every now and then. Here’s three simple ways to embrace change every day.
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How men can contribute to gender equity
Gender equality isn’t a women’s issue – here’s how men can contribute to the cause.
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How to: Write a response to a job offer (a template)
If you’ve received an initial offer, include these four elements when you draft your reply (template included).
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The dos and don’ts of negotiating a job offer
So you’ve been offered a new job, congrats! Here’s everything you need to know before you say ‘yes’.
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The generational divide doesn’t need to mean an organisational one
As Baby Boomers leave the workforce, Millennials are moving into leadership positions, and Gen Z are making their mark.
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Unlock the power of stakeholder management
Who’s critical to your success, and how are you keeping them informed and engaged?
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Calendar hacks to make you more effective
Achieve more and maintain your well-being by using your calendar effectively. Discover five ways to reclaim time for more meaningful work.
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How (and why) to find purpose in your work
If you love what you do, it may still feel like work – but purpose makes the pain worthwhile. Learn how to find, and live by yours.
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From fear to fab: 5 public speaking tips
A leader’s biggest asset is their ability to inspire and influence, but presentation skills don’t always come naturally. These tips will set you up for success.
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The most powerful word in your vocabulary is ‘no’
Got big things to achieve in your career? Here’s how to say ‘no’ to the wrong things so you can say ‘yes’ to the right ones.
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Pick me! Strategic yeses
A strategic yes means putting our hands up for opportunities that take us another step towards where we want to go. Here’s how to identify and action them.
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Team-building on a shoestring budget
Teams boost creativity, and there are a lot of creative ways to bond on a shoestring budget – without the cringe factor.
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Sick of taking on other people’s problems?
Is solving other people’s problems really an act of care? Women might be great problem-solvers, but we don’t always address the problems this can create.
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5 steps to break free from negative self-talk
Negative self-talk limits what we achieve. This week we share 5 steps (and a template) for identifying and changing yours.
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Good things take time: the power of deep work
Women are productivity machines, but to really move the needle in our organisations (and our careers), deep work matters.
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Connecting for success: The power of LinkedIn
70% of professionals get hired by organisations they have an existing connection with. Here’s how to boost your LinkedIn network by being yourself.
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How to: Create your elevator pitch
You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression, so your professional elevator pitch counts. Learn how to confidently convey your value.
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How to stop doing everyone else’s work
Overwhelmed at work? Your delegation skills may be letting you down. Learn five actionable ways to get out of doing and back to leading.