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Continue reading →: An interesting question
I was asked the other day why I post about the things I do. And it cropped up on the same day I posted this on LinkedIn. It’s a page from my page-a-day calendar that reads: Be for others, what you needed, when you had no one And honestly, this…
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Continue reading →: I stopped cutting cake
I’m going to be honest, this wasn’t necessarily a conscious decision to make a stand, it was more of a “why me?” thing. But about ten years, I decided I was no longer going to cut cake at work. People laugh at me for this, but here’s the thing. When…
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Continue reading →: Viewing training holistically
I advocate strongly for women in engineering to view training holistically. I know, I know, “holistic” is a word that’s thrown around fairly randomly. And it’s so much easier to garner enthusiasm for a course on a new shiny bit of equipment than on spreadsheets. Or understanding financial controls and…
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Continue reading →: Empowering Women in Engineering: A Six-Step Process to Career Success
I know it can seem overwhelming to start with to move towards a career you enjoy, love and provides you with the financial and other resources to actually live your life. That’s why I’ve put together a six step process to get you through the journey. Or at least on…
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Continue reading →: Why “notions” are holding you back!
The Irish concept of “notions” can be a tough one to explain to those not familiar with the idea. And while the concept exists in other cultures, I’ve yet to come across anywhere it is developed and integrated so well as in Ireland. And honestly? That’s not necessarily good! What…
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