After sharing her inspiring insights about women’s leadership in the aid and development sector at our International Women’s Day event last month, Rosie agreed to have a one-on-one chat with us about her career thus far and the importance of being conscious of our self-talk, especially when it comes to achieving leadership roles.

let’s face it: Even with a proper home workspace and glamour lighting for Zoom calls, some people just aren’t going to be successful working from home full-time. Here are the questions to ask to find out who is succeeding.

Yes, you have your track record, your skills, your personality, and your personal brand, but you know that the ultimate power is with the interviewer.

Success at this stage is not so much about whether you have strong credentials—you wouldn’t have made it this far if you didn’t. It’s a matter of making sure you don’t veer off course during the meeting.

While it can be tough, candidates without postgraduate studies can still break into the sector — by focusing on building strong networks and marketing themselves.

It can be disheartening when the search drags on. Here are a few things you can do to stay on track.

If you’ve had a career break to spend time with your children then the thought of returning to work or having an interview might be pretty daunting.