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Continue reading →: Leaving work at work
Back in December, I wrote about setting boundaries. One of the major areas where I find people struggle is leaving work at work. So, I’m going to talk about a few techniques to help with drawing a line between work and not-work lives. Some of these may seem simplistic, but…
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Continue reading →: Goals versus projects
Now, we all know that those of us in large organisations will not see the organisational goals until at least February, if not March in some cases. But that’s no reason to skip out on using the New Year energy to start outlining your own goals before they arrive. You…
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Continue reading →: Setting boundaries
I know, most of us are hanging on by the fingernails to the end of the year. The notion of setting any boundaries beyond “Just need to last til X date” can seem overwhelming. But bear with me, ok? We’re coming to the end of a year, and naturally, we…
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Continue reading →: Why men are important
I know, I know… this is a women in engineering blog. And here I am, writing about why men are important. But bear with me, ok? Now, I’m not going to go through why diversity is important. I’ve written about this before in a variety of places. I’m assuming if…
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Continue reading →: Personal sovereignty
I know, this isn’t something you’d expect to be seeing on a blog about women in engineering, but bear with me. This is actually a fairly important topic to be considering. Especially, sad to say, when we’re coming into Christmas party season (or already in Christmas party season) and there…
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