Don't Be Sassy
When the Women of HR idea first started, someone innocently used the word, “sassy” to describe the tone we should set. I didn’t agree. What do you think? Let’s continue the conversation.
The Gender of Leadership
Are there gender differences in leadership? Probably the most noticeable differences in styles would be in the area of communication. Generally, female leaders are more accessible and open in their approach than their male counterparts yet regardless of gender, personal experiences and perspectives shape leadership styles.
Recovering Workaholic
No one can do everything they want to do all the time. If you are a recovering workaholic like me, you can get really good at juggling things to integrate all the elements.
The Good Ole Boys Club
Working in an environment where you are not taken seriously can take a toll on any woman. You can make it through that experience in one of two ways: broken and deflated or empowered and slightly pissed off. Here are a few key things to help you feel empowered working with a good ole boys club.
I Am Not A Traditional Woman
I co-founded Women of HR with the goal of being a place where some of the thought leaders in Human Resources, female and male, can come together to share thoughts on what it is like to be a woman in the workplace or how women in the workplace are perceived.
Rising Together
Each of our lives is unique, yet the questions we have and the challenges we face as women are not.Welcome to Women of HR, a place for women to share information, discuss issues that impact our lives, and find a sense of community and collaboration. Who couldn’t use a little community and collaboration in their lives?
Be Subversive
You know the phrase, “Well-behaved women rarely make history”? Well, it’s always bothered me for two reasons: it sounds like justification for acting like a jerk, and I think it is missing the point completely. Is making history or being famous the best goal for your life? If so, I know several reality TV shows you can […]