Alex was an early career researcher, when she came to me she was completing her PhD in a fascinating yet challenging workplace topic. Whilst most would view Alex as an expert in her field, she was lacking confidence and was starting to dread a presentation she was due to give at the key conference in… Read more »
Author: workpsychologyhub
Say nothing, smile and look pretty
Looking for a half decent image to accompany this blog has taken me longer than writing the blog itself. It has also somewhat infuriated me. This blog is about running Authentic Confidence training for women. Now I know that some people think a ‘women only’ focus for networking, training, conferences etc is one that encourages… Read more »
Breaking down taboos in the workplace; menstrual cycles.
This month, February 2018, we celebrated the centenary of the suffragettes winning the right to vote for women. Despite winning this incredible fight, one hundred years later, much of the media coverage was quick to notice the persistent lack of gender inequality in the workplace. And rightly so. Fewer than 1/3 of MPs are female,… Read more »
Launching our inaugural Authentic Confidence Programme
May (the month, not the PM!) saw the launch of our inaugural Authentic Confidence Programme. Confidence is underrepresented in the psychological and business literature, and yet many managers, coaches and trainers will uncover issues of confidence when seeking to support and develop staff. This seems to be reported more by women than men, and it is… Read more »
Is there a trend to move away from Globalization?
International organisations dominate the marketplaces and start to leave the consumer with restricted choice, if any. For example, have you found yourself caught in the trap of always using Google or Amazon? Or let’s look at Trump, the 45th President of the United States. He was voted in by Americans, but exactly how global will the impact… Read more »
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