WORK180 is pleased to announce the members of its Advisory Board, all committed to the company’s mission to create better workplaces for women.
WORK180 announce their Advisory Board – a group of individuals passionate about gender equality
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Ladies – Enough with the apologies!
We are women, hear us roar. Some days. Other days, well, you might hear us apologizing for our opinion before we’ve even voiced it, second guessing our decisions, doubting our capability, feeling undervalued but unwilling ask for what we want, or tip toeing around...
3 Simple Ways to Impress a Retail Hiring Manager
Thank you to everyone who’d sent in ideas for our next article- this week’s topic was suggested by Michelle Larsen from Melbourne. More ideas welcome- please send to dcc@diversecitycareers.com* As we recently welcomed out first retail client (and our favorite clothing...
7 steps to turn fear into success
Fear is an emotion that often gets a bad rap. The truth is that without it, sabre tooth tigers would have eaten our cave dwelling ancestors long ago. While we no longer face daily threats to our physical survival, the culture we live in thrives on fear mongering and...
Ever feel like a fraud? How to beat Imposter Syndrome
“Today I feel much like I did when I came to Harvard Yard as a freshman in 1999,” said Natalie Portman at Harvard University recently. “I felt like there had been some mistake, that I wasn’t smart enough to be in this company, and that every time I opened my mouth I...
The Formula for a Great Place to Work
Written by Lauren Jackson. Before you read on, I’d like to clarify a few things: I didn’t write this to earn extra kudos as work (although that can never hurt ;-)) The intent of this article isn’t to shamelessly promote DCC Jobs*. However, I do need to speak about DCC...
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Shifting Home Dynamics During COVID-19
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As part of our ‘Remote Work’ series of blogs, I thought it would be valuable to share what the onboarding and induction process looks like in an entirely remote environment like WORK180.
Talking menopause in the workplace
With momentum building in the UK for greater workplace support for women experiencing menopause symptoms, Natalie Leister shares how Southeastern is leading the way, bringing the often unspoken impact of the menopause out into the open.