Entries by The Glass Hammer

How to Look Like a Workaholic in a 40-Hour Workweek

Contributed by Laura Stack of The Productivity Pro®, Inc. In a perfect world, we would be judged solely on our results, regardless of what others thought about how or when we got our work done. The good news is that this type of “results only” mentality is catching on. Some companies and managers are beginning […]

Women Rule the Executive Suites at These Top 10 Corporations

by Heather Cassell The National Association for Female Executives (NAFE) recently released their list of corporations that are particularly good for executive-level women. Of these, the following 10 corporations from a variety of industries including banking and finance, personal care, technology, insurance, fashion and media stand out. In alphabetical order, these corporations are a cut […]

Fund (It) Forward

By Alana Elsner The concept is simple: Pay it forward. Whether you believe in cosmic karma, enjoy doing humanity good, or simply loved that Kevin Spacey movie, the idea of helping another person is ingrained in many of us. Rather than rely on that spare bit of change to make a difference, financially-savvy funds have […]

The Dynamics of Career Development

Please join 100 Women in Hedge Funds as we welcome our distinguished speaker Elizabeth Coffey, founder of Spark Leadership. Elizabeth advises board executives on developing their organizations by leading change. She lectures frequently on change, leadership and organization development on academic and professional platforms in the UK and internationally and won ‘Mentor of the Year’ […]

Wachovia Helps Women Rise to the Top

Leaving a troubled history of discrimination behind (2004’s $5.5 million settlement on unfair labor practices), Wachovia is now regularly recognized as one of the top places to work as a woman, mother, or as someone from a non-traditional background. Working Mother, Essence, and Military Spouse magazines have all lauded Wachovia for the company’s progressive policies […]

Women@Work Network Meeting

Women@Work Network is hosting a networking meeting for returning professionals. Earlier this year, Women@Work Network launched a networking meeting for returning professionals. Our definition of a returning professional is a woman who opted to leave the paid workforce for a period of time to raise a family, care for ill or aging relatives or pursue […]