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Return-to-office mandates, relentless bias, a widening pay gap… why are we looking the other way while a steady stream of female talent exits the industry?

Let’s be frank: we all get older. Does the industry need to consider the missed opportunity of both hiring and targeting older generations?

There are steps that we can take, together as an industry, to encourage more parents to take paternity leave. Because when all parents can access the support they need, that’s something worth celebrating.

From slapdash return-to-office mandates to ignoring the untenable pressure on working mothers, we must stop being careless with women’s careers.

If you want to drive change, learning that people are actively working against you can be hard, but they may have a point. By listening to them and making adjustments, you can still make progress.

Sue Unerman and Kathryn Jacob’s book tried to get everyone become more creative in order to achieve business success.

Pressure contributes to stress, burnout and anxiety. It’s up to us to support ourselves and our teams with strategies to ease the effects of it on our mental wellness.