Headlines are perceived differently than they used to be—they’re less focused on the small moments, and published more frequently. If you look back at the headline moments of your own life, are you happy with what you see?
As a trained journalist at America’s oldest journalism school and a confessed news junkie, I awoke emotionally and physically exhausted yesterday morning, still in disbelief, and yes, very sad.
After feedback from my last two blogs about women’s equality in the workplace, I’m compelled to share some facts on how we are doing, and it’s not very encouraging.
Numerous heroic women have knocked down hurdles over the years, but there remains much work to be done. I was recently asked to share some of my experiences, lessons and advice during a panel discussion hosted by Willis Towers Watson for their employees last month to honor International Women’s Day.
