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Balancing Act

by Shonali Burke on June 16, 2010

That Ole Glass Ceiling Still Isn’t Cracked

by Shonali Burke on June 16, 2010

You know that pay gap that our Feminist friends have been battling for decades now? It’s still there. I’m not especially shocked by this revelation. However, what I am a bit shocked about is that contention that the foundation of gender pay disparities rests on a woman’s ability to negotiate salary increases, so much so, [...]

by Shonali Burke on February 3, 2010

Getting To Grips With 2010? Keep It Healthy

by Shonali Burke on February 3, 2010

Ever feel like a bowling pin? No matter what we endure as women, we always feel as if we have something in our life that keeps knocking us down. And often, we truly can be our own worst enemies. We constantly compare ourselves to one another, and we berate ourselves for not having it all [...]

by Jill Foster on December 17, 2009

What's Your Approach? Living the Holidays as a Woman and Entrepreneur

by Jill Foster on December 17, 2009

Lost in work and a running joke In my family, we have a running joke: we tell a certain relative that any family events start an hour before they’re actually slated to begin. He’ll get caught up in work and arrive about an hour after he’s supposed to — our little scheme ensures that he’s [...]

by Jill Foster on December 4, 2009

5 Launch Lessons on Business Partners, Time, and Teams

by Jill Foster on December 4, 2009

Recently my partner was out of town and mostly out of pocket due to a personal matter. At the same time, my body decided to go on strike. With illness keeping me isolated in the nest (my name for my live/work space) I spent a lot of time motivating myself to keep things moving forward [...]

by Jill Foster on December 2, 2009

3 Business Ideas: Experiment Often, Carefully, and Singly

by Jill Foster on December 2, 2009

I started CareerCup to solve one part of software engineering interviews: preparation. Candidates who are interviewing with Microsoft, Google, Amazon, or other companies are historically under-prepared and consequently struggle to get hired. This hurts not only the candidates, but companies as well who can’t distinguish between bad candidates and poorly prepared candidates. After launching CareerCup’s [...]

by Jill Foster on October 12, 2009

Home Loans and Entrepreneurship: the Real Work-Home Balance

by Jill Foster on October 12, 2009

My husband and I are smack-dab in the middle of buying a house. From chasing down the right property to taking off time for the home inspection, the past several weeks have really driven home how differently the two of us handle the details—and I’m pretty sure it’s related to our work. While I run [...]