by Robin Moriarty | Nov 27, 2019 | Work Life Conditioning
In many articles (including one in The New York Times by Tanya Mohn titled “Expatriate Spouses Struggle to Find Work Overseas”), the difficulties faced by trailing spouses to find meaningful work in a new country have been documented. This is undoubtedly true and...
by Robin Moriarty | Sep 30, 2019 | Work Life Conditioning
In the 1960s, Geert Hofstede, Gert Jan Hofstede, and Michael Minkov did a seminal study on national cultures around the world. Their work defined six dimensions of culture that have been the foundation for much cross-cultural work that has come since. In my...
by Robin Moriarty | Sep 23, 2019 | Work Life Conditioning
While teaching cross-cultural leadership at The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, I used “The Culture Map” as one of our core books. This book, by Erin Meyer at INSEAD, lays out a framework for navigating professional situations when working with people...
by Robin Moriarty | Sep 16, 2019 | Work Life Conditioning
After completing her surveys and publishing her results on LinkedIn regarding Vision and Voice, Jenna tackled the question of Time. She surveyed female leaders at Fortune 500 companies to understand how they manage their time. After all, time is a limited resource...
by Robin Moriarty | Sep 9, 2019 | Work Life Conditioning
As a continuation to the post titled “On Vision,” I also wanted to share with you the work done by Jenna Kunkel on Voice. After she completed surveying women in her network about Vision, Jenna turned her efforts to frustrations about how difficult it is to be heard...
by Robin Moriarty | Sep 7, 2019 | Work Life Conditioning
One of my former students, Jenna Kunkel, reached out to me in her efforts to gain opinions about developing a life vision. She shared with me frustrations that had come up in numerous conversations with her friends and colleagues about hitting walls and ceilings at...
