A woman starting out in an almost exclusively male environment may sometimes feel the need to impose herself and to be aggressive in order to…
Continue reading → How to start as a female in a male dominated industry
I was telling you in a previous article about my first steps on a platform, explaining the little hassles I faced. Today, I would like…
I’m 22 when I land in Nigeria (see my previous articles). I leave the comfort of the student life to enter that of the expatriate…
At the women's industry awards, a lot of the speeches revolved around the topic of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) - the…
I am very proud to have won the International Women's Prize and I thank the jury for the Women's Industry Awards. I am honored to…
Continue reading → International woman – Does it mean being alone?
When we talk about wage inequality, the argument that often comes up is "Are we really talking about equivalent experience for an equivalent position? Women…
Continue reading → Staying with the subject of recruitment, let’s take a closer look at wages.
Welcome to my blog on Usine Nouvelle, for which I am preparing a series of articles that I could call "What is it like for…
Continue reading → My career as a female engineer: How I was hired to work on an oil platform.
I’m not going to start this article asking: “Do men ask themselves that question?” It would be a rather easy way to treat the topic,…
Continue reading → Kids or career, that is the question… or not
The research that we were all waiting for: “There’s a lot of parental guilt about having both parents working outside the home,” McGinn says. “But…
I particularly like the second myth… “Men are promoted much more than women, but the research showed that there was no difference in promotions between…
Continue reading → Debunking 8 Myths Surrounding Women And Work