In this episode Michelle Bryne and I discuss transferable skills, following your intuition, learning from your mistakes and not being the smarted person in the room.
Michelle is an accomplished journalist and senior communications manager who's career has taken her across both the private and public sector. Michelle's insights have given me plenty of food for thought! Please enjoy this discussion as much as I enjoyed recording it.
In this episode Anna Cronin and I discuss what you can do to make yourself stand out in a job, the benefits of enjoying what you do and flexible working arrangements.
Anna is the Commissioner for Better Regulation and the Red Tape Commissioner. Anna has broad career across the public service, politics and in business.
In this episode Susan Middleditch and I discuss taking career opportunities, imposter syndrome and resilience.
Susan is the Executive Director of Corporate Services at the Department of Premier and Cabinet in Victoria, Australia. I first met Susan after the Empowering Women for the Future Summit and was inspired to establish the Empowered Women's Network at our organisation.
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In this episode Danielle Wood and I discuss her career path, advice that guided her career choices and the development of the Women in Economics Network.
Danielle’s research and advocacy efforts focus on tax and budget policy, intergenerational inequality and competition policy. Previously, Danielle worked at the ACCC as the Principal Economist and Director of Merger Investigations, as a Senior Consultant at NERA Economic Consulting and as a Senior Research Economist at the Productivity Commission.
Danielle is the National and Victorian Chair of the Women in Economics Network. She sits on the Victorian and Central Council for the Economic Society of Australia.
Grattan Institute: https://grattan.edu.au/people/bio/danielle-wood/ Women in Economics, Economics Society of Australia: http://esawen.org.au/
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