The sad truth is that even the women still have to tow many more sartorial lines than their male counterparts. Here are our short-cuts to doing it simply and with style.
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Why it pays to be male if you’re a writer…
With the next generation of journalists and writers set to be mostly female, is the industry ready to offer women the same opportunities, with the same pay packet, as men?
The Confidence Gap: Why do so many of us feel like imposters at work?
Why do so many women – and men – in the workplace feel like they don’t deserve to be there?
How to attract and retain more women into science and engineering roles
The UK has the lowest proportion of female engineers in Europe, so practical new guidance just out to help employers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) related industries improve diversity is very welcome.
The vital role of female leadership in the digital age
In just 10 years the internet has transformed our economy. In the next 10 it’s set to move from behind screens to control almost every element of our lives. It is the next industrial revolution and women need to be at the heart of it.
Is video changing the recruitment process for women?
Could a video CV broaden your horizons?
Is unconscious bias getting in the way for women in business?
How is it possible that just being a woman can result in different levels of respect and income? And what’s to be done?
