Candidates
Many young women dream of a successful career.
New figures show that women are prioritising their career more than ever before. Women are ambitious, talented and willing to put in the time and effort. The opportunities are available, so why not just do it?
Nicole edelenbos's story:
“At the start of my career, I worked in extremely male sectors: insurance, property and football. At first, it never occurred to me that my being a woman would affect my career. I only realised this later after seeing that too many women with the potential and the ambition to get to the top were deciding to leave.”
During her career, Edelenbos noticed that women are viewed differently and that valuable female qualities are appreciated less than male qualities, despite the fact that women have much more to offer than they are currently able to show.
Drive
She is the driving force. She is keen to face new challenges. She will use this programme to develop her own innate talent. She goes 'beyond contract'.
Dynamism
She is dynamic and energetic. She is a woman of action. She is continually doing new things. She is tireless in her efforts and always keeps going. She is always enthusiastic about new opportunities, duties and challenges.
Analytical skills
She approaches matters systematically. She accurately and effortlessly analyses complex information. She gets right to the heart of the matter. She sees connections that are invisible to others.
Pressure
She can handle criticism. She keeps going when confronted by setbacks. She achieves her goals despite disappointments and obstacles. She maintains firm belief in herself and her skills. She functions effectively under pressure without making mistakes.
Conviction
She is capable of influencing people under any circumstances. She presents her ideas solidly enough to get them accepted. She persists with her ideas and proposals without badgering people. She makes the effort to convince others. She adjusts her arguments to accommodate other people's sensibilities.
Decisiveness
She takes the plunge. She ensures clarity. She has the guts to make unpopular decisions if the situation requires it. She takes full responsibility for her decisions.
Presentation
She tells her stories effectively, ensuring the content is clearly expressed. She gives solid structure to her presentations. She gives effective examples that tie in with the audience's reality. She supports her narrative both verbally and non-verbally. She connects with the audience during presentations.
Contact
She easily forges new contacts and is quickly accepted. She is capable of effectively making a connection with different types of people. She effortlessly engages with people she doesn't know. She makes contact with others in a pleasant and enjoyable manner. She shows interest in people.
