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How to Thrive and Survive As a Working Woman
2016
Have you read all the books out there on getting to the top but find yourself wanting not necessarily tips for achieving a high-flying career, but the tools for creating a fulfilling working life?Based on new data from surveys and interviews, How to Thrive and Survive as a Working Woman will encompass stories, examples, strategies and practical exercises. The content will be both instructive and interactive offering insights from the authors' own experience of working with many women managers who attend Ashridge Business School programmes and events. The book will focus on key issues for development and career success and apply these to the specific challenges facing women at work, including: getting started in your career; dealing with motherhood and a career; dual career couples; changing career direction; moving up to senior levels; lack of confidence; and developing a clear career plan. Offering tips, techniques and approaches, this book will be an essential tool for working women of all ages and at various stages in their career.
A better career environment for women: developing a blueprint for individuals and organisations
by
Holton, Viki
,
Dent, Fiona Elsa
in
Business schools
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Career advancement
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Career development planning
2016
Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to explore the findings from empirical research conducted with women managers about their careers and to propose a template or blueprint for how individuals and organisations might create a better career environment for women.
Design/methodology/approach
This paper draws on a research study that included interviews with 20 senior women managers from a range of sectors and countries and a self-completion survey questionnaire completed by 1,402 women.
Findings
The paper illustrates the difficulties that women continue to face in the workplace and how terms such as leadership, management and team leader may be gender biased. There is a need for employers and for individuals to consider a variety of different approaches to help create a more positive career environment for women.
Research limitations/implications
The findings have implications for career development structures and talent management processes within organisations. They also would be useful for professional associations.
Practical implications
The template proposed offers a useful guide to help organisations reflect on possible gender bias in career development structures.
Originality/value
This paper adds to the understanding of the issues that women managers face and highlight the practical changes employers could make to help address these issues.
Journal Article
Introduction
by
Dent, Fiona Elsa
,
Holton, Viki
in
Business & management
,
Business competition
,
Careers guidance
2016
Book Chapter
دليل القائد الإداري لكسب المواقف والأشخاص : كيف تستخدم المهارات الناعمة للحصول على نتائج قوية ؟
by
Brent, Mike مؤلف
,
Dent, Fiona Elsa مؤلف
,
عبد الحميد، طلعت أسعد معرب
in
القيادة
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إدارة الأفراد
,
العلاقات الشخصية
2020
هذا الكتاب هو بوضوح دعوة لقيادة العاملين على نحو فعال ويجب على المديرين أن يصبحو مثل علماء النفس ويكونوا قادرين على تجاوز ما هو واضح وخارجي والخوض في الدوافع والأفكار الداخلية ونحن لن نركز على الأدوات والتقنيات الكمية ولكن على جوانب مثل ظبط النفس العاطفي للمديرين وقدرتهم على الأستماع وفهم أفكار ودوافع مواظفيهم وقدرتهم على التعاطف والتفهم وبشكل حاسم ومساعدة مواظيفيهم على التعلم والتطوير حتى يتمكنوا من تحقيق كامل إمكانتهم.
About the authors
by
Dent, Fiona Elsa
,
Holton, Viki
in
Business & management
,
Business competition
,
Careers guidance
2016
Book Chapter