Transparency in Business: How Women Leaders Can Build Trust in the Workplace

Impostor syndrome

Trust is vital to any relationship. It’s no surprise then that trust also is paramount to the relationship between employees and their organizations. Companies that focus on creating a culture of trust enjoy higher levels of employee engagement, productivity and commitment to the organization’s mission and goals…

How Women Leaders Can Say “No” to Drive Career Growth

How to say no for women leaders

Early in their careers, women often distinguish themselves by being willing to take on any task that’s thrown at them–and doing it well. They become known as dependable team players who take the meeting notes and plan the teambuilding events. However, this reputation has its downsides…

How Gender Equality Drives Innovation

How Gender Equality Drives Innovation

In honor of International Women’s Day this month, we want to highlight the importance of gender equality in driving innovation across all industries. In today’s rapidly changing and competitive landscape, being innovative is more important than ever…

How to Manage Your Manager

Managers are often managing multiple people and overseeing various initiatives, so your relationship may not be one of your manager’s top priorities. However, it should be one of yours…

Words of Wisdom for Women Leaders

This month, we are honored to have four of Her New Standard’s executive coaches share some words of wisdom with us. Each has extensive experience working with women leaders…

Quiet Quitting: What Companies Should Know

Quiet quitting

The term “quiet quitting” is a misnomer, as employees aren’t actually leaving their jobs. Rather, it means that employees are staying in their jobs, but committing to doing only what is specifically required of them, and nothing more.