Benita Triffitt arrived at TechPixies wanting to learn social media and channel her fear of it into fun. But she soon discovered that upskilling in social media was only part of the puzzle in helping her thrive again. đđŸ Itâs been in our DreamBuilderÂź Program that Benita has made some major wins, and after lookingâŠ
If youâve got a woo-woo-ometer, the mere mention of words like âvision statementâ, âholding spaceâ or âDreamBuildingâ may have the needle heading for the red zone. But what if we told you that focusing on what you would love and making it a reality isnât just pie-in-the-sky thinking? Take Rubyna Sheikh. She arrived at TechPixiesâŠ
For many women, life often gets in the way. You can be motoring along in a career, and then kids arrive, or looking after an elderly parent takes over, or illness interrupts your flow. And before you know it, a few years out of a career you loved stretches into more than a decade. ThenâŠ
âWarning! This could seriously change your life.â This is the line Fiona Sinclair comes out with when asked about her TechPixiesâ experience, and we love it so much we think we might just pinch it as our new slogan. đ Because Fionaâs life has had quite the turnaround. She hasnât just hung up her cleaningâŠ
How did a pair of Nikes help Sharon Jones get her foot in the door of her first job? And how did that lead to her current role as head of digital innovation at The Kingâs Fund? If youâre looking for some advice on a career in digital and the steps you need to takeâŠ
If youâre a woman from an ethnically diverse background and have faced the metaphorical âcomputer says noâ when it comes to your job hunt, youâll know that the playing field is far from level. Yes, itâs difficult for women in todayâs job market, but itâs especially tough for women who arenât white, and studies acrossâŠ