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The Pipeline
How the people you already know can impact your career and personal growth
Employer Partners
Five women on the impact of building relationships within their company
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Working parents that inspire
Understanding HR
Learn the red flags
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“Every calculation, drawing, and design review contributes to a greater mission: delivering a cleaner, more reliable energy future”
Working Mom
“It is hard to be a good, present parent if you aren't your best self.”
Parenting
“To other working parents, I say look at work like a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.”
Employer Partners
“I seek opportunities that allow me to live a fuller life and a bigger picture, to have a grand vision”
Employer Partners
Diversify your must-haves
Finding a Job
Plus, example prompts to try
Interviewing
Saying yes, no, or maybe...
Applying
How to read them as applicants and employers (with examples)
Employer Partners
“It means a lot that we were able to voice that we wanted to do more to help our community, and Ursa Major made it happen in an official capacity”
Career Change
Your transferable skills can take you far
Networking
Remember that time you met Rihanna?
Employer Partners
Every time life redirected me, I discovered new strength—and ultimately, a workplace that encouraged me to grow in unexpected ways
Employer Partners
At this fast-growing startup, she feels supported and balanced thanks to remote work and 24 paid weeks of maternity leave
Salary
Walk away with a fatter paycheck
Employer Partners
Listening and growth where it matters most
Employer Partners
“I am only successful when all of our associates have the best experience of their professional lives with us”
Work-Life Balance
Sabbaticals aren’t about doing nothing—they’re actually more about doing *something*