Women building their own companies, career strategy, financial literacy and leadership.
10 stories
If the first three months of a new business go on logos, business cards and packaging, the fourth month will be hard. Here is what those 90 days should actually contain, week by week.
Financial independence begins not with a large salary but with knowing seven simple numbers. Working them out once takes two hours — and every decision afterwards gets easier.
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A salary conversation is not a question of courage but of preparation. How to calculate the number, who should say it first, and how to answer "let me think about it" — step by step.
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Difficult conversation is managed not by avoidance but by structure. SBI formula: Situation-Behavior-Impact — facts, not emotion.
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MVP is Minimum Viable Product. Don't wait for all features, release what solves the core problem.
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Recruiter looks at CV for an average of six to seven seconds. Two-page CV does not reach second page, one-page gets read.
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Emergency fund is the foundation of financial security. Six months' living expenses: rent, utilities, food, transport.
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Delegation is not dumping but structure. Along with task give context, define result expectation and deadline.
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Elevator pitch is sixty-second presentation. Three sentences: problem, solution, difference. Investor decides in one minute, you speak in one minute too.
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Women's share in tech industry is 28%, but women leaders redefine the sector: Sheryl Sandberg, Susan Wojcicki, Ginni Rometty.
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