Applications are now open for the J.P. Morgan UK ReEntry Program 2021. This 14-week paid fellowship offers a reintroduction to corporate life for those returning to work after two or more years of voluntarily being away.
Grace Peng wanted to study design at university, but her Dad bribed her to go and study IT with a new computer of her own. Grace is now the Lead Developer at REA Group where she’s been a developer for the past six years.
Raising the number of women in leadership is important for all companies, but in the banking and finance industry, it’s a top priority. With this in mind, WORK180 interview eight women, who have successfully pursued senior roles within banking and finance.
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Today is International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, held every year to remember those little lives lost to miscarriage and stillbirth.
Kathryn Bergstrum from Laing O’Rourke has amazing resilience, and in a previous article, we shared some of her story. Today, we’re sharing Kathryn’s tips for job seeking and creating a great career.
For graduate geologist Dana, the future is looking bright! We spoke to her about the benefits of working for a company with shared values.
Find out more about the gender pay gap and the actions WORK180’s Endorsed Employers for ALL women are taking to successfully close it.
Whether you’re a graduate or been working for a while, taking a role with a company willing to groom you for greatness can pay dividends for your future.
Kashveera Chanderjith has tread her own path and is now raising her voice to challenge workplace perceptions of people with invisible disabilities.
Considering a career in electrical engineering? We spoke with Montana about her role as a Graduate Electrical Engineer at Stanwell.
Is there a science to career success? Here are a few essential ingredients to guide and inspire you in your work from scientist Karine Enesa.