Mentorship vs Sponsorship: Why Women in Tech Need Both

Why Mentorship Alone Isn’t Enough for Women in Tech Women in tech continue to face unique challenges, from underrepresentation in leadership roles to a lack of visibility for promotions and high-impact projects. In mentorship vs sponsorship, mentorship has long been encouraged as a way to support career growth, it’s only part of the equation. However …

Why A Women in Tech Keynote Speaker Can Make A Difference To Your International Women’s Day Event

International Women’s Day (IWD) isn’t just another event on the calendar, it’s a time to celebrate the achievements of women, reflect on progress, and have honest conversations about what still needs to change. Over my years in the tech industry, I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to create spaces where women feel seen, supported, …

Career Change Into Tech: Navigating Networking Tip For The Introvert In You

Earlier this month I went to an in-person launch of a new women in tech event/networking event called She Bytes Back over in Hoxton London hosted by Amber Shand (more on that in a future post). Whether you’re interested in career change into tech or progressing your existing tech career, networking is a great way …

Women In Tech Keynote Speaker: The Serious Problem In Tech

So this happened on Wednesday… Delivered a solo keynote talk on Transforming Tech Careers at J.P. Morgan in Blackfriars for the Black Tech Achievement Awards Finalists networking event they were headline sponsoring. The room was packed with key leaders and employees from J.P. Morgan and other organisations so as a women in tech keynote speaker …

The Disappointment Of Unrealistic Expectations When Making A Career Change into Tech

Inspired by a recent post by Yemurai R on Career Disappointment due to following the career path of someone else and quitting when it doesn’t go to plan in the shortest timescale possible, I felt strongly to put my two cents in. Yem told no lies in her post and she was right to address …

Coaching for Women in Tech: Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Unlocking Confidence

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of technology, women have made remarkable strides, breaking barriers and excelling in various roles within the industry.  However, even as they achieve success, many women in tech grapple with a silent enemy known as imposter syndrome. This internal battle and the torment over minor mistakes can be a significant …

Be careful what you decide to do during career change, dealing with career rejection or career progression

“I’m really desperate!”. It’s controversial I know, but that’s how some of you are coming across by your actions when trying to change careers, dealing with career rejection or career progression. Applying for any old job in sh*t company because it means you can say you made it into tech/got that promotion. Even when the …

Uncovering Your Ideal Tech Role and Where You Fit in the Tech Industry: A Guide for Women Making a Career Change

A lovely lady I spoke to today on a discovery call was recommended to consider tech as a career for her to focus on by someone I met at a networking event last year. He encouraged to reach out about tech career coaching and getting a potential place on the confidence coaching programme and work …

Tech Career Change Success: The Power of Putting Yourself Out There And Building Your Personal Brand

Are you putting yourself out these for tech career change success? Another discovery call out of the way earlier this week. With a potential coaching client who needed to work where they are at now, what skills they already have that are value in the tech space and how they can fit into the tech …

Navigating the Tech Seas: A Woman’s Journey in the Tech Industry

Being a woman in tech is not just a career choice; it’s a journey filled with unique challenges, victories, and the pursuit of breaking down barriers. In this post, let’s dive into the intricacies of navigating the tech industry as a woman and explore the ways we can not only survive but thrive. The Challenges …