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The Gender Pay Gap: 3 Steps to Work Toward Workplace Parity

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For years, we’ve been told the reason the gender pay gap exists is that women don’t negotiate or advocate for themselves. Why do companies and managers insist on making compensation dependent on someone’s self-confidence level or negotiating skills when, in most cases, neither has anything to do with their job and job performance?

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Finding Your Voice: Advocating and Negotiating for Yourself as a Woman in the Workplace

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Women with families especially are more likely to be risk averse and to employ intentional invisibility as a strategy for navigating workplace barriers. I spoke to a mentor about how I was feeling, and his words of wisdom have remained with me ever since. Creating an Advocacy Network. Effective Negotiation.

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5 Best Relationship Podcasts for Work, Romance and Everything in Between

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You’ll find a lot of variety in this category: There are podcasts focused on romantic relationships, from finding a partner to strengthening your connection with one, as well as podcasts that take aim at friendships and connections in the workplace. The quest to grow your network is one that lasts a lifetime.

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Have You Reached A Career Plateau? How to Regain Control

Office Dynamics

You’re frustrated by limited opportunities in your workplace but decided that, for personal or financial reasons, you need to stay put. If inexperience is holding you back, approach someone whose work you admire and ask him/her to mentor you. Ask to join or form a workplace committee. Feeling underutilized? What to do?

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How to Start a Mentorship Relationship Today

Eat Your Career

Having a mentor can elevate your professional capabilities exponentially. And—added bonus—mentors are amazing people. What Exactly Is a Mentor? A mentor is a more experienced (typically older) professional in your field who offers you career guidance, advice and assistance from a real world point-of-view. Please do so!!

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A Day in the Life of an Admin

The Office Professionals Place

These responsibilities require an individual who is proficient in computer software programs, communication skills, negotiation, time management, and organizational skills- to name a few. Attend seminars and conferences, subscribe to professional publications, get or become a mentor, and take classes (i.e. computer software).

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