The real estate industry, though it has a majority of certified female realtors, has yet to reach parity in leadership roles, especially in the commercial sector.
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Sometimes the worst example offers the best lesson.
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If I had a dime for each time someone remarked that I look tired or stressed, I would have, well, a lot of dimes.
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Most people get credit wrong.
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Misspellings. Incorrect punctuation. Bad grammar. These crimes against writing exist not only in hurried personal tweets done in your spare time, but can be career-damning elements in your professional writing.
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Most of us have likely fantasized about what we would say to a manager, boss or supervisor when we announce we are leaving a job.
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As a university professor, workshop instructor and seminar leader for the past 20 years, I often share the stage, lectern, classroom and panel with other co-leaders.
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If it would freak out your grandma, just don’t post.
Donna Shea, author and social and emotional learning specialist, says “emotional posting” can be the downfall of a career and prevent you from getting hired in the first place.
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Anyone who has spent time watching “Shark Tank” on ABC-TV can tell the difference between a spectacular pitch and a major flop.
Whether or not the idea volley is picked up by one of the more desirable sharks—and of course by that we mean Barbara Corcoran or Lori Greiner—knowing how each entrepreneur got to yes can help any woman entrepreneur and leader in her pitching.
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During Small Business Week we can salute women entrepreneurs and business owners in this country who have done more than a small favor for the economy overall.