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Join us for the Women in STEM Early Careers Virtual Conference! Our first breakout session, led by Hannah Linton and Nicola Evans, will focus on building confidence and essential soft skills to advance your career. Our second breakout, led by Rahel Morten and Andy Martyn, will explore important discussions on neurodiversity and psychological safety in the workplace. Connect with our Senior Leaders and talented employees on Tuesday 22nd October from 1 PM to 3 PM. Register now using the QR code below! #WomenInSTEM #EarlyCareers #ConfidenceBuilding #SoftSkills #PsychologicalSafety

Hello everyone, So we have had an amazing response to our upcoming iSTEM Co. Women in STEM Employability Workshop. 40 registrations so far!!! We are getting more requests from women to attend so we have moved the date to Friday, 9th February to give more STEM women the opportunity to attend this FREE workshop. ?? Save the Date: February 9, 2024 ?? Time: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Why should you be there? 1?? Unlock Your Potential: Discover key skills and strategies to boost your employability in the dynamic world of STEM.? 2?? Network with Experts: Rub shoulders with seasoned professionals and mentors who've conquered their STEM journeys. Gain insights, tips, and invaluable advice.? 3?? Resume Boost: Learn the art of crafting a standout resume that screams 'hire me!' in a competitive job market.? 4?? Interview Mastery: Ace your interviews with confidence! Get insider tips on effectively communicating your expertise and showcasing your strengths.? 5?? Interactive Q&A: Bring your burning questions! Engage with our panel of experts for personalized advice on your career journey. ?? This workshop is FREE but valued at $100 and open to all STEM women ready to take their careers to the next level! ?? Upload your resume for review: https://lnkd.in/gANiGaXS ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/gafJ_sD4 ?? Don't miss this incredible opportunity to invest in your future! Spread the word to friends who'll thrive in this empowering experience. Please reshare and spread the word to STEM women you know so maximise their chances of gaining new employment.

Think your work will get noticed on its own? Here’s why you need to be your loudest advocate ?? One of the biggest challenges I hear from women in tech is figuring out how to communicate their value in - interviews - performance reviews, - even casual networking conversations They’re doing amazing work, but struggle with how to articulate it in a way that makes decision-makers take notice. I’ve been there. Thinking my achievements would naturally get me noticed. Spoiler alert: It doesn’t work that way. If you want to grab the attention of decision-makers, you need to know how to articulate your value clearly and confidently. On Day 2 of my 3-day Masterclass, I’ll walk you through how to position your achievements so you can land the promotion or role you deserve. Join me on Wednesday, Oct. 16th to learn how to ???????????????????? ???????? ?????????? ???? ???????? ????????????????-????????????' ??????????????????! ?? Register today and take the next step toward your career advancement! https://lnkd.in/ec_FSUVs #CareerAdvancement #WomenInTech #ArticulateYourValue #ProfessionalGrowth #Masterclass

Every year, women in the workforce take on stronger, more empowering roles. They run their own businesses, take charge of the boardroom, and build upon last year's successes. At one time, very few women even had a voice. Today, women-owned businesses generate nearly $1.8 trillion in sales. Of privately-owned companies, women own 40 percent of them and employ almost 9 million people. Their contributions to the economy cannot go unnoticed. What's important to note is their roles continue to change. When once their place in the boardroom would have been considered questionable, today, it's now becoming commonplace. They're also successful at what they do. Recognize the women in business who you admire. Give them a shout out on social media. Are they entrepreneurs, innovators, creators? How have they impacted your career? Learn more about women in business by visiting?thebalancecareers.com. For women who have chosen a business career path, share your experiences with others. While today is much different from 1938, women must continue to inspire young women by attending job fairs and speaking at high schools. Demonstrate your successes to them and show them the way.

It was wonderful to share meaningful exchanges with this amazing community of women at the Fearless Careers workshop yesterday, and to experience Executive Education at Flinders University's city campus firsthand. ? Thank you Anna Lee, Tammy Joachin and Sarah Knapper for putting on this fantastic event and to everyone else that was there and participated. ? We talked about career stories, and how they can influence career development.? ? ?? For instance, does it hold true for you that 'you can't brag about achievements' or if 'you work very hard this will deliver results', or 'your career is in your hands'??These plus many more resonated with me! ? What were my key takeaways from the workshop? ? ?? Reflection Be curious and reflect on your career stories. Ask yourself if they're actually true?? ? ? Be kind to yourself Yes explore these stories and personal internalised messages, but remember that prescriptive gender stereotypes play a role too. ? ?? Check-in with others This is 100% something I'm working on and it even came up in the session yesterday. Share your stories with friends and colleagues and get their insights. ? #lovewhatyoudo #careergoals #knowyourbusiness

Trust and support in the workplace is at an all-time low. Who can you talk to at work??I mean really talk to? Probably not many. You have to be careful who you talk to and what you say because it may get passed on to the wrong ears, and that may hurt your career. It's even worse if you are a female STEM professional.?Even discussing your experimental results or achievements is risky, let alone workplace culture and management issues. It can feel very isolating. Outside of work, do you have anyone who can relate to the issues you’re going through? Family and friends are supportive, but do they really understand??Positive pep talks are great, but not mindset changing. You need the validation of someone who has gone through it and can relate to the challenges you face. But how do you get that connection? You can reach out blindly and try to connect with colleagues, acquaintances, strangers, but honestly, that feels really weird. Or you can seek out a mentor or coach that will listen to your challenges and have your best interest in mind.?Find a person or a group that you can trust to be supportive, knowledgeable, and confidential. I've got a cohort starting soon if you are ready.?The Connections group will be an intimate group of STEM professionals all looking for support like you, and all willing to listen and provide their best experiences. If jumping into a group doesn't feel right, let's do a one-on-one so you get the support and direction you need. Your success depends on your network of support. You don't have to go it alone.? Carole https://lnkd.in/eYEn4w52

Empowered women empower the workplace. ??? Attending the #herCareer fair today in #Munich has been an inspiring reminder of the incredible value women bring to all industries. From breaking barriers to driving innovation, women are leading the way in shaping the future of work. Let’s continue to support, uplift, and create opportunities for women to thrive in their careers—because diversity in leadership isn’t just a goal; it’s the key to success for every organization. ??♀?KEEP ON CLIMBING! #herCareer #WomenInLeadership #DiversityandInclusion #CareerGrowth #Empowerment”

Career setbacks happen but they don’t have to define you. This week I’m looking at how to rebuild your confidence after a career setback. Whether it’s being passed over for a promotion or coming back from redundancy. As someone who’s been made redundant three times (yep, three!) and passed over for internal promotions, I know how tough it can feel. But I also know how to bounce back - and I’m sharing my top tips to help you do the same. Ready to turn your setback into a comeback? Head over to my latest post and learn how to rebuild, refocus, and come back stronger than ever.

There were so many great speakers today at the "Women in Tech Job Fair & Career Summit 2024" hosted by WomenTech Network that it is hard to pick just one. However, this speaker,?Lamiaa Laurène Daif's?talk, really resonated with me. Unfortunately, I shared some of her experiences, but I'm happy today that I'm on my way back, as well. Looking forward to finding her #tedtalk to learn more about her journey. #tech #jobseeker #Jobfair #productmanagement #productmanager