Is being perfect the perfect way to succeed?
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.
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
By Angela Rawstorne, Sustainability Strategic
We are hardwired to make good decisions. We want to make good decisions. But for money, we will make bad decisions
show up and vote and also, come volunteer for me to make those same calls. Now, in 2022, I am a Business Development Representative whose job is to convince people to take a meeting with me to hear about the product I sell
Preaching about “freedom of choice” may trigger conflicting views in today’s political climate. But in the world of digital advertising, it is an important, ongoing debate.
The business world is often regarded as a heartless jungle. One that’s especially cutthroat when you work in sales. ‘’Swim or drown, this is how we work here’’ is a comment I’ve heard before, from management.
Constant comparison with others can cause us to overthink. Nowadays, it is very easily achieved – you’re always one click away from posts, pictures and videos of your peers, classmates, colleagues and friends.
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