by Debrah Charatan | Oct 22, 2020 | Blog, Entrepreneurship, Women in Business
This post was originally featured on ScoreNYC To say that COVID-19 has reshaped working expectations would be dramatic — but not, strictly speaking, incorrect. Since the pandemic began spreading across America in March, employees have managed to build a new...
by Debrah Charatan | Oct 15, 2020 | Blog, Entrepreneurship, Women Empowerment, Women in Business
Sometimes, employees just need to know that their company cares about their wellbeing. This post was originally featured on ThriveGlobal The signs accrue slowly. Group chats that once hummed with good-natured conversation and project discussion devolve into silence....
by Debrah Charatan | Oct 9, 2020 | Blog, Entrepreneurship, Women Empowerment, Women in Business
CEOs have a rare opportunity to rebalance the scales for male and female workers and cultivate a thoughtful, family-friendly perspective. This post was originally featured on ChiefExecutive.net Remote work has long been touted as a means for female workers to balance...
by Debrah Charatan | Sep 11, 2020 | Blog, Entrepreneurship, Women Empowerment, Women in Business
The shift to remote work can offer a plethora of benefits to workers and businesses alike — but only if we stop glorifying overwork. This post was originally featured on Thrive Global Before COVID-19 drove us from our corporate workstations, the workday flow had...
by Debrah Charatan | Aug 28, 2020 | Blog, Entrepreneurship, Women Empowerment, Women in Business
Being able to let go is critical to becoming a good leader. This post was originally featured on Thrive Global You hover. You can’t help it — when you delegate a project, you need to make sure that it’s completed to your standard. You step in with corrections when you...
by Debrah Charatan | Aug 21, 2020 | Blog, Entrepreneurship, Techonology, Women Empowerment, Women in Business
A thousand faulty assumptions can be made on the back of a too-brusque text or unanswered Slack message. This post was originally featured on ThriveGlobal It’s usually pretty easy to tell when an employee reaches a boiling point. The warning signs are subtle but...
