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Resume Anxiety? Just tell your story.

By Nicki Gilmour Many people, despite having amazing experience in their career, have anxiety when writing their resume. Especially if they have not had the resume out in circulation for a while or have always gotten a job via their network. There are certainly rules of the road and I enjoyed this article on the […]

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Intrepid Woman: Stephanie Sandberg, Executive Director, Team LPAC

Stephanie Sandberg is a fan of bringing your whole self to the lunch table, or anywhere.

“There’s so much energy that is consumed by not saying the things you are thinking,” she says. So right up front when she was at a business lunch and someone would ask what her husband does, she would blurt out early that she was with a woman. “It helped ease the conversation and provided me a sense of wholeness,” she says, in urging young gay people to be open with their reality.

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The Importance of Supporting New Parents, Inside and Out of the Office

Globally, parental leave policies vary greatly among both advanced and developing countries, and researchers have determined that these policies can have a profound effect on female workforce participation rates. Research conducted by Goldman Sachs found that in 2018, the participation of prime-age women in the US economy was lower in comparison to the workforce participation […]

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Equal Pay Day or Groundhog Day?

This is a short column today in the aftermath of the flurry of a mixture of interesting and repetitive pieces on how white men still get paid (in aggregate) more for the same job done as other people ( aka women of varying creeds and non-white men) because they are white men. Groundhog day? Same […]