 Judith Beck Author, Financial Executive Women (at time of writing) Judith Beck is the author of No Sex at Work (Major Street Publishing), which shares the do's and don'ts from her experience as founder of executive search firm, Financial Recruitment Group. Over her career, Judith has successfully placed thousands of candidates at senior to managing director level with some of Australia's most successful financial institutions. Judith also founded Financial Executive Women (FEW) and is a sought-after speaker and media commentator. For more information visit www.judithbeck.com.au.
JUDITH BECK | FRIDAY, 5 MAR 2021 Do you want to know why men are elevated to the top jobs in higher numbers than women? Do you think it is because women are discriminated against? Read more JUDITH BECK | THURSDAY, 18 JAN 2018 Are you the person who doesn't believe what your boss says? What do they know? They are a dinosaur! Or do you think you know better, so why should you listen? Are you defensive when someone calls you out on a mistake? Do you blame others, systems, the ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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