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How are women navigating today’s corporate world?
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I received an email over the weekend from frustrated colleague in the book publishing industry.“All we are hearing from our retailers is “price, price, price.” Yet we know  0 comments
So Serena Williams let the f-bombs hurl at the US Open and it cost her the championship title.  For those of you who are not tennis fans, just Google it or go to You Tube and  0 comments
I would be remiss if I did not share one of the best presentations (all done without powerpoint or a mic, BTW) of the year. On Thursday, I attended a local event co-sponsored by  0 comments
I was in Boston recently caring for my sister, who underwent surgery at one of the city’s major medical institutions.The team of doctors and nurses at the surgical center was  0 comments
I have the world’s ugliest fireplace. Actually, I had the world’s ugliest fireplace. It was a 10 foot  by six foot monstrosity with irregularly shaped bricks that were  0 comments
When I decided to go out on my own - about seven years ago, now - I didn't think about leadership or employees or payroll. I only thought about starting a business that I was  0 comments
Think of all the decisions you have to make at work. There are a bunch, right? Then there are the ones you have to make before you get to work -- you may not even have thought  0 comments
Surveys can lie.Not intentionally, of course. Results can be skewed, depending on how a question is posed or, sometimes (gasp!), when a respondent gives an answer she thinks the  0 comments
Catharine P. Taylor wrote a good article at Social Media Insider, on Wednesday of this week, discussing the power of the Mommy bloggers. Specifically, she was referring to the  0 comments
I recently had a conversation with a CEO of a large education nonprofit organization. The organization, like many other businesses now, is going through trying financial times.   0 comments
Just because your female customer is making a purchase in your retail location doesn’t mean you should relax at the cash register. Every moment she spends with you is an  0 comments
That's how the "Generation M Manifesto" begins. Writer Umair Haque, Director of the Havas Media Lab, writes his manifesto at Harvard Business Publishing, and he isn't pulling any  0 comments
Have you ever been conflicted trying to make a business decision? No matter how many times you look at the issue, it is unclear to you what to do.  I recently went through some  0 comments
The phrase is, if I remember correctly, "over the hill," which is what young'uns think we are as soon as we hit 40 or 50...but I beg to differ. Being over 50 doesn't mean being  0 comments
Do you think it’s easy being a star at work? If you have all the technical talent, people skills and IQ points bursting out of your brain, do you think your corporate ladder  0 comments
That's not a rhetorical question... What IS the big idea? Certainly, you have one. Right? A big idea, I mean... not a big nose, or a big dog, or a big house? No matter how big  0 comments
You may be surprised at some of the things you see at work. Take my friend Eva for example: She went to work one day wearing two different shoes. These weren't just the blue/black  1 comment
I believe we've hit the tipping point, ladies. When I wrote my book, way back in 2004, and I predicted the way women would flock to the net to make it their own, little did I know  1 comment
First, let me admit it. I have a Facebook page. It’s been wonderful to connect with some old college friends who I lost touch with over the years. I’m not a member of Gen Y so  1 comment
Ok, so the title of this post comes from a quote by David Ogilvy, as mentioned in this NY Times article, "Marketing to Women, With Firsthand Experience." The article is about the  0 comments
 
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