Analsyis and anecdote about goings on in the workplace. The opportunities, the constraints and how we might navigate our way through them.
The all-important trusted tribe
Finding a trusted tribe to share all the highs and lows of professional life has made all the difference for urban planner and founder of Urbanistas Sydney, April McCabe.
Finding equilibrium
Talina Edwards has learned that slowing down and enriching her life has enabled her to achieve balance and success.
From solo to large practice – making the leap
Wellington-based architect and mother-of-two Linda Wong remembers her transition back to work for an established practice after a decade away.
Redefining success
Success isn't about winning power, privilege and esteem. It's about finding your talents, achieving contentment and enjoying the rewards, says Anuradha Chatterjee.
Embracing the word ‘No’!
Sonia Sarangi reflects that calling out harassment and casual racism, and learning to say no, has been important for her career – and her mental health.
A flexible good news story
Queensland architect Emma Healy reviews her positive return to part-time work, revealing the strategies she uses to make maximum impact in the workplace.
Flexibility a winning formula
Flexible workplaces not only help employees juggle work and life outside, they also create an environment where respect, understanding and commitment thrive, says Julie Willis.
Does your practice walk the talk?
Reputation and outward appearance isn't always a true indication of a firm's workplace culture. An anonymous writer tells her story.
The powerful impact of part-time work
Part-time employment can have enormous benefits – to employers and employees, but also to the creative process, argues Madeline Sewall.
Finding your true north
Keeping true to who she is and what she values has always been a key priority for Yvette Breytenbach.
The power of independence
A strong independent streak, entrepreneurial flair and a diverse set of skills have helped Shaneen Fantin overcome life's big challenges.
Working mother one year on
Thinking ahead and making a plan for one of the biggest chapters of her life was the key to a successful return to work, says Kellie McGivern.
What’s so critical? Why the long hours?
Is it really necessary for us to accept a long hours culture? Ceilidh Higgins investigates.
No, women do not earn more than men in architecture
Before accepting every story that gets circulated, it’s important to look at the facts. Gill Matthewson points out that claims in Vogue are just not credible.
Confidence is the key
Naomi Stead looks back and offers some well-earned advice about ignoring self-doubt and building up confidence in your own abilities.
