Posts tagged women in power
10 Tips to Overcome Work-Related Stress For A-Type Personalities
10 Tips to Overcome Work-Related Stress For A-Type Personalities

Witnessing the female athletes competing across any and all sports in the recent Olympics, demonstrate just what can happen to a person under extreme pressure. Depending on personality type, it can affect a competitor’s stress levels.

The workplace is similar.

An A-type personality often means you are competitive, time-pressured, and prone to high-stress levels. These traits can push you to achieve great things but can also contribute to work-related stress, especially if you're in a leadership role.

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Career success, Changing the WorkplaceKelly Loweworking women, women in power, Mental Health, gender equalityComment
Stand With Them: 10 Ukrainian Women Leaders Show The World Their Power
Stand With Them: 10 Ukrainian Women Leaders Show The World Their Power

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to heighten a world humanitarian crisis for the more than 10 million people who have fled their homes and the thousands who have been killed, a barrage of heartbreaking images and stories comes from the bunkers, battered fields and destroyed landscape of multiple cities.

What is also emerging is a distinct story of Ukrainian women who are showing the world their courage, tenacity and strength of leadership in adversity. They are demonstrating their leadership as soldiers, activists, diplomats, politicians, caretakers, mothers, daughters, volunteers and advocates for their country.

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Change Leadership, Changing the Power Par..., Inspirational Role ModelsMichele WeldonUkraine, War, women in power, Women In PoliticsComment
Diversity and Inclusion Essential Attitudes For Women In The Workplace
Diversity and Inclusion Essential Attitudes For Women In The Workplace

The call for “diversity” is being heard around the country a lot lately, and women in the workplace are adding their voices. The problems faced by today’s organizations have become so complex that a diverse range of skills and backgrounds is needed to solve them. After all, no one can possibly be good at everything. No two people will ever arrive at exactly the same solution. And there’s an amazing synergy that arises when we join forces with others.

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Changing the WorkplaceNancy D. O’ReillyCareer, Change, gender bias, gender parity, Leadership, Women and Power, women helping women, women in power, women in the workplace Comment