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THE CONFIDENCE GAP — 3 TOOLS TO LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD
As an advocate for young, career-seeking women, Nadia Sayeh, Founder at ANNISAA Organization of Canada, a unique opportunity for Muslim women of all ages to candidly discuss…
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SIX WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR WORKPLACE CULTURE TODAY
In the age of Lean In and #MeToo, office relationships and workplace culture are shifting drastically, often in ways that can affect employees quite negatively. The recent…
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HOW TO CREATE A CULTURE OF INCLUSIVE INNOVATION
~ Nadia Sayeh Innovation is the lifeblood of any organization that aims to create new and distinct value. It is not the job of a few…
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WHAT I LEARNED LISTENING TO WOMEN
~ Nadia Sayeh I have met and been working with hundreds of professional Muslim women in both personal relationships as well as group settings for workshops…
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HOW DO YOU FIND A MENTOR?
I was at an event recently for Muslim Women in Leadership and was really struck by something that happened. We had just heard an engaging…
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CONFIDENCE – IT’S YOUR BEST ASSET
~ Nadia Sayeh Over the last seven years, I’ve noticed that even the most accomplished professionals will suffer a crisis of confidence — and that crisis…
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WHAT ARE THE THREE PROVEN INGREDIENTS FOR SUCCESS?
“The results we achieve in life are governed by the image we hold of ourselves in our subconscious mind” – Maxwell Maltz Have you ever wondered…
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4 WAYS YOUNG WOMEN CAN PREPARE FOR CAREER SUCCESS
Why wait until you land your first job to start preparing for success? Our ANNISAA co-op student, Huda Adam is still in high school, however, she’s already…
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WHY WOMEN DON’T NEGOTIATE THEIR SALARIES
Most of us would agree that negotiation is an important part of any contractual agreement, however, over half of us don’t do it. According to a…
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GET NOTICED, GET HIRED, AND GET ANYTHING ELSE YOU WANT TOO
By Erica Dhawan via FORBESWOMAN 8/07/2012 When I was 20 years old, I went to work at
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