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Continue reading →: The Weight of Feeling Small – How It Shows Up and What It Costs Us
Last week’s post was about taking up space and not feeling small. I got a lot of comments wondering how you’d recognise when you’re feeling small. So, here you go! You might not even realise it’s happening. Feeling small doesn’t always look like hiding under your desk or avoiding eye…
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Continue reading →: Taking up space
I was speaking to a woman last night and we were discussing “feeling small” in her space. Now, by feeling small, she meant that she had to be quiet, not make a fuss, take what was given to her, be pleasant…essentially, be invisible. Don’t have boundaries. Keep still. This is…
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Continue reading →: How to Start a Women in Engineering ERG: A Step-by-Step Guide
So, last week’s post proved engaging – or at least lots of people were interested, given the messages I’ve been getting. So we’re going to dive in this week and see how do you go about setting up a women in engineering ERG. Spoiler alert: most of these step will…
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Continue reading →: Empowering Women in Engineering: The Vital Role of Employee Resource Groups
In today’s evolving workplace, diversity and inclusion are no longer just buzzwords—they are essential pillars of a thriving, innovative, and resilient organization. One of the most impactful tools companies can leverage to support underrepresented groups is the Employee Resource Group (ERG). For women in engineering—a field where gender imbalance remains a…
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Continue reading →: Office relationships
I know, scintillating topic. But I’m not here to cover the gossip element of the whole office relationships debacle. For a change, I’m covering something a bit topical in the wider world: The Coldplay Debacle. Which, to be clear, has really nothing to do with Coldplay at all, other than…
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