by Beate Chelette | Nov 25, 2014 | Business, Career/Success, Women and Success, Women In Business, Women's Code
She’s driving you crazy. You know exactly whom I mean. When the boss is around she’s sweet, soft, and says all the right things. The boss is enamored with her because she is smart and an asset to the team. The only problem is that nobody else likes her. She’s a raging...
by Beate Chelette | Nov 20, 2014 | Business, Career/Success, Women and Success, Women In Business
It’s so blatantly obvious. The new guy is trying to grab all the hot jobs—those jobs that get the most exposure and have the highest dollar value—even though he isn’t a very good project manager. He’s a number cruncher for crying out loud! Why won’t he let the team...
by Beate Chelette | Nov 11, 2014 | Career/Success, Transformation, Women In Business, Work Life Balance
This is the third post in a series of five about creating your personal value proposition (PVP)—your unique skill set and integral component of your personal brand. Do you hate math? Are you emails riddled with spelling mistakes? Does writing even a short letter take...
by Beate Chelette | Nov 4, 2014 | Career/Success, Discover, Transformation, Women's Code
Last week I wrote about creating your personal value proposition so you are noticed for the right reasons by your colleagues, friends, and family. Here is the second step on how to create your PVP. A PVP represents your personal brand. It is what you stand for. Or, as...
by Beate Chelette | Oct 29, 2014 | Business, Career/Success, Women and Success, Women In Business
The single biggest mistake that most people and most businesses make is that they don’t know what makes them special. To be noticed you want to identify why you or your business are not like the others. If you don’t, you may as well be wearing an...
by Beate Chelette | Sep 4, 2014 | Business, Career/Success, Transformation, Women and Success, Women's Choices, Women's Code
We used to believe masculine women were butch, a little bit scary, wore pant suits and comfortable shoes—they were easy to spot. That surely has changed. I am a masculine alpha woman. I wear high heels, frills, skirts, and like it if my man orders dinner for me. Yet...
