Rachael Mandell Rachael Mandell

When High Performance Becomes a Liability for Women

Even at their best, women are too often met with doubt instead of recognition. Research shows that 76% of high-performing women receive negative feedback compared to just 2% of men—and for many, it’s the breaking point.

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Expert Insight Maya Borgueta, PsyD Expert Insight Maya Borgueta, PsyD

The Impact of Layoffs on Mental Health & How to Heal

An unexpected layoff doesn’t just affect your paycheck—it can shake your confidence, your sense of identity, and even your mental health. In our latest blog, we share practical ways to steady yourself after a job loss—from creating structure in your days, to giving yourself space to grieve, to finding the right support.

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Rachael Mandell Rachael Mandell

Staying Centered in Stressful Meetings

Uncomfortable conversations are a fact of professional life. When tensions rise in a meeting, it’s easy to get defensive or overly attached to your ideas—but those moments can also spark the greatest growth. Here are three simple strategies to help you stay grounded and confident the next time the pressure is on.

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Rachael Mandell Rachael Mandell

Hidden Insights in Job Postings

Interviewing can feel like a guessing game, but job postings can offer clarity. This blog reveals how to decode them as strategic signals—helping candidates and hiring managers ask smarter questions and make better decisions.

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Rachel Semenov Rachel Semenov

Consultant, Coming in Cold

Consultant onboarding often skips over team dynamics, process hurdles, and business sensitivities. Here’s a guide to navigating the unknowns when stepping into an existing company.

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Rachel Semenov Rachel Semenov

Favorite Tools for Freelancers

FemmeFactor co-founder, Rachel Semenov, has tested many digital tools as a freelancer. In her latest blog, she lists the ones that make her life easier and more efficient.

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Rachael Mandell Rachael Mandell

Set up for Success

What happens when women executives realize their team’s potential is limited by broader company-wide issues.

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