Do you hesitate to speak up because you worry that you’ll sound foolish? Do you question whether you have what it takes to successfully perform your role? Do you worry that the people around you are so much better qualified than you are? If so, you likely struggle with Impostor Syndrome, a term for the […]
As more people are transitioning back to the office, join WEST to explore your complex feelings and discuss tips for navigating the new work environment. During the event, WEST will watch short video clips and share our experiences in breakout rooms. WEST will also learn some self-care tips to help us manage potential stress and […]
Time is the most important resource we have... but many people find themselves strapped for it. You've tried it all before - calendar blocking, to do lists, trello and every other system under the sun to break out of the no time cycle. And none of them worked. You end up overwhelmed and exhausted with […]
Speak Up & Be Heard: How to Speak Up at Work Without Fear of Being Judged Have you considered how your fear of being judged for speaking up is negatively impacting your career? The 2019 McKinsey Women in the Workplace report, which surveyed 329 companies & more than 68,000 employees, found that 50% of the surveyed women experienced being […]
For over a year, employees have been working - remotely, in person, or through a combination of the two - the hybrid team. Some companies are opening their physical doors for more employees to return to face-to-face work, while other organizations are embracing the hybrid model which allows for a mix between in person and […]
If you would like to serve on a board, are already on a board, or work with a board, join WEST for Get on Board! The panelists are directors of both for-profit and nonprofit organization boards, and will address issues relating to service as directors, including the combinations of skills and experiences that boards are […]
WEST has put together a program for high school students, college students, and the broader WEST community. We need more people in STEM careers and want to ensure the next generation has an opportunity to connect with and hear from local STEM professionals. During this time together, participants will watch short video clips, discuss in […]
If you would like to serve on a board, are already on a board, or work with a board, join WEST for Get on Board! The panelists are directors of both for-profit and nonprofit organization boards, and will address issues relating to service as directors, including the combinations of skills and experiences that boards are […]
In the world of business, careers are no longer linear or predictable. What was once a clearly sign-posted path as you progressed through milestones, a career road map is now circuitous presenting new challenges and opportunities at every bend. Life-long careers in one sector or one company are becoming a rarity as new technologies and […]
In the world of business, careers are no longer linear or predictable. What was once a clearly sign-posted path as you progressed through milestones, a career road map is now circuitous presenting new challenges and opportunities at every bend. Life-long careers in one sector or one company are becoming a rarity as new technologies and […]
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