Entries by The Glass Hammer

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Voice of Experience: Maude Lebois, Partner, International Arbitration Group, Paris, Shearman & Sterling

By Cathie Ericson Shearman & Sterling Partner Maude Lebois finds that younger associates have a tendency to postpone developing their private lives in favor of their professional lives — but she believes it’s absolutely possible to live both lives simultaneously at full speed. “If you focus on quality rather than quantity, you do not have […]

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Idolize Your Boss? Not So Fast.

Nobody likes to work for somebody who doesn’t respect their employees, make fair decisions, or is more concerned with their own professional advancement than the good the whole team. It’s easy to spot a bad boss, but what does a good boss look like? You might picture her being open to your ideas, easy to […]

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Voice of Experience: Stephanie Ivy Sanford, Managing Director, Investment Management Division, Goldman Sachs

By Cathie Ericson “One of the most important things I realized when I began my career is how crucial it is to strike the right balance of being a team player and being accommodating, but also knowing how and when to push back,” says Goldman Sachs’ Stephanie Ivy Sanford. “The firm values diversity of opinion, […]

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Black History Month

We hope you have enjoyed our featured articles and career profiles during Black History Month. Take a look at some of our Featured Black History Month articles from previous years: Black History Month 2016 – Honoring African American Women in Business In honor of Black History Month 2016, this month The Glass Hammer will feature […]

Happy Presidents Day

 On Presidents Day this year enjoy a selection of our profiles from 2016.   Voice of Experience: Sarah Churchman, Talent, Inclusion and Wellbeing Leader, PwC UK   Mover and Shaker: Karyn Cavanaugh, CFA, Senior Marketing Strategist, Voya Investment Management   Voice of Experience: Susanna Charlwood, Partner, Shearman & Sterling’s Litigation Group   Voice of Experience: […]

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Burnout Isn’t “Their Issue”: Changing Our Behaviours to Benefit Us All

By Nneka Orji For many, burnout is a familiar concept; its association with emotional exhaustion and reduced motivation is widely acknowledged. However those most vulnerable to burnout are more likely to take a “not me” approach, assuming that burnout is something which others suffer from. However, with studies such as that commissioned by Virgin last […]