by Cecile | Jun 21, 2017 | Career Growth, Career Transition, Job Search, Personal Development
I love patterns. Not visually speaking I mean (though who doesn’t like a nice striped top), but I mean the ‘implicit’ patterns. Those trends, lines of dust that are sprinkled throughout our lives. They are like messages on a greeting card. If you pay...
by Cecile | Jun 11, 2017 | Career Growth, Confidence, Job Search
You may be working hard in your company but feel invisible or that people don’t know the full extend of your abilities. You may be willing to go up the corporate ladder. At times you just wonder how to prove yourself at work. So how do you talk up your worth in...
by Cecile | Jun 6, 2017 | Career Growth, Confidence
I have been fortunate to manage multiple people in my career so far, and really believe it is one of the most rewarding part of working. Seeing people develop over time does give me more satisfaction than seeing an achieved sales target on a spreadsheet. But I have...
by Cecile | Jun 5, 2017 | Career Growth, Career Transition, Personal Development
I regularly meet women who are stuck in a career rut. They might be realising their line of work isn’t for them. They might have accumulated solid experience in a field but want a change. Some want to significantly upgrade their roles and cannot seem to bridge...
by Cecile | May 30, 2017 | Career Growth, Career Transition, Job Search, Personal Development
A year ago, something happened in me that transformed the direction of my life. As I look back on the journey and where I am today, I find it timely to share with you the key lessons that I have learnt. My hope is that some of these insights might echo something going...
by Cecile | May 23, 2017 | Career Growth, Confidence, Personal Development
Is this you? Are you an introvert and find it challenging to fit in at work? Do you feel pressured to change? Do you sometimes feel an uncomfortable tension deep inside? Are you one of these open plan haters? If you answered yes to any of these, do not despair....
