Practice Makes Unperfect is a one-of-a-kind 6-week training course that mixes psychology with role play with media training with storytelling techniques with actual PR like podcasting, blog writing and presenting with community-building and having fun.
Practice Makes UnPerfect is about honing that natural voice and joining a community of women who want to be themselves on stage, on air, and even written down. Our groups will go on a journey of semi self-discovery that’s designed to help you understand your barriers, understand other people, work out what you want to say to the world, and how.
Many of us have become so accustomed to working from home that we have forgotten the true benefits of socialising with colleagues in real life.
How often have you heard that mothers are “superwomen”? We are talented problem solvers, but that does not mean we aren’t laid low with the immense pressure on our mental and emotional states
Whether you’re a baby boomer, millennial or borderline Gen Z like myself, Tiktok has probably had an impact on your life in some way
Careers advice is littered with don’ts. Don’t be too ambitious. Don’t try anything too risky. Don’t move outside what you know. Well, I’m here to tell you to ignore that advice. Even if it came from your mum
Is being a perfectionist the perfect approach to your career? No. Making a few screw ups, mistakes, mishaps, and faux paus throughout your career can be a brilliant thing, and I’m going to tell you why.
Companies are constantly motivating us to upskill and go to all these online training sessions, but do they ever help us unlearn and give us the tools to question our own societal norms?
Maternal wall bias is probably one of the most rooted gender stereotypes
Your calm mind is the ultimate weapon against your challenges.
Stale gender stereotypes are still as rife as they were in the Mad Men era, with 92% of women in advertising still depicted in traditional (read: sexist) roles.
By Dovilė Buinickaitė, HR Director
Emma Chaplin, Planner at Drummond Central asking if the personal is political – but is it professional?
Sarah Ramamurthy, Senior Account Director at Bluestripe wonders whether can you be creative in B2B communications?
New Digital Age, published by Bluestripe Group, covers the latest news, insight, opinion and research on all aspects of digital media and marketing. Our aim is to be a new voice for knowledge and inspiration about the companies, technologies and people powering the next wave of disruption in our industry. We’re a subsidiary of Bluestripe Group and will include news and views from our clients, in addition to other content we find interesting and that adds value to the digital media and marketing industry.
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