Originally published on She Owns It, January 2, 2023 2023 brings with it continued uncertainty in many industries, try these 5 career strategies this year. New year, new ideas. 2023 brings with it continued uncertainty in the economy, hybrid work and continued labor...
Originally published on Entrepreneur, December 22, 2022 All too common myths about diversity and how to overcome them The workplace is changing quickly. As with any change, leaders fear what they don’t understand. Diversity, equity and inclusion can be...
Reflections on accountability from a misstep in a communication around diversity, equity and inclusion By Julie Kratz I recently made a misstep in one of my communications around diversity, equity and inclusion on LinkedIn. I made a post that was attempting to call in...
Leadership retreats are utilizing the precious, sought after time of leaders. Here are some ideas on how to spend it effectively and inclusively After a few years of heavy virtual meetings, leaders are increasingly reconvening in person for deeper dive work. Yet, this...
The Great Resignation and “quiet quitting” are far from over. To keep good people, find out why they’re leaving and design work with the purpose to center belonging. Originally published by Entrepreneur on November 15th, 2022 I sent an email recently...
Women are ‘breaking up’ with Corporate America. This year’s Women in the Workplace report by McKinsey & Company cites three key reasons why women are still exiting corporate roles at higher rates than men: Lack of flexibility in the workplace Limited focus on...
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