In her model of community cultural wealth, Dr. Tara J. Yosso identified six forms of cultural wealth (aspirational, navigational, social, linguistic, familial and resistant capital) possessed and earned by socially marginalized groups, and countered the lens of cultural deficit. Cultural wealth is defined as: “an array of knowledge, skills, strengths and experiences that are learned […]
“I think what junior lawyers need to understand is that the conversations you have with your firm about what you want for yourself are brief and fleeting, but they’re iterative,” says Lara Aryani. “Associates need to be having these conversations early, they need to build the ramp, so that it is there when they need […]
Over the past year, businesses in virtually every industry around the world have undergone dramatic shifts, while the remote workplace has redefined workplace flexibility. Like it or not, the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic has sparked the most rapid transformation of workplace dynamics in recent memory, not the least of which has been the […]
In the latest edition of the Glass Hammer, Megan Hogan, Goldman Sachs’ chief diversity officer, shares her path to the firm, comments on her passion for diversity, equity and inclusion, and discusses her interests outside of the office. Megan Hogan, Goldman Sachs’ chief diversity officer, joined the firm in 2014 as a vice president on […]
Beyond the kids’ health and safety, nothing is as important to you as their education. Here’s what to know and do as they head back to school this (unusual) fall. But if you’re busy adapting to the pandemic “next normal” – and simultaneously concerned that your five-year-old will have a difficult time adjusting to the […]
“You have to be able to step back and think about not only the problem in front of you right now, but what are the next several months of this case going to look like?” reflects Katherine Stoller. “Where are the risks that we’re not focused on today, but we need to be able to […]
During our Spotlight on Asia this month, The Glass Hammer has curated the best of career insights and tips from inspiring female executives and women leaders in Asia. In the first part of this series, we shared seven top tips. This week, we continue with seven more experience-based insights from Asian female executives. 1. Get […]
“I think women’s trajectories should not be compromised when they have children, and that’s something that we need to advocate for,” says Geklang Lee. “I was fortunate enough to work in companies which were more enlightened.” Lee speaks to accepting challenges, taking a career break for motherhood, being an executive and showing up in full […]
During the month of August, The Glass Hammer looks to the state of gender diversity in business and among leaders in Asia. The region is ahead globally in some facets, behind in others, and facing opportunity gaps where more women are needed. Here’s a brief overview of the key themes we see happening across Asia […]
Every August for the last ten years, The Glass Hammer has featured career insights and tips from women leaders and executives in Asia. In this retrospective feature, we’ve mined the best experience-based guidance across those interviews, and this month we’ll be sharing in two parts! Here are the first seven tips: 1. Be open to […]