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Monday, March 1, 2004
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Issue 1
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VOLUME 1
ISSUE 1
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Boss From Hell
WorldWIT's founder Liz Ryan has made several TV and radio appearances talking about tips for dealing with difficult bosses. Click on Full Story for her top three recommendations on how to deal with the "Boss from hell."
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What is Thinking Aloud?
Thinking Aloud is WorldWIT's new online newsletter. You are receiving this because you are a member of one of our many local WorldWIT lists around the world. Up until now we've sent you a weekly update called the Boulder Blast, and yes, we are still in Boulder! But we thought a more topical (and colorful) vehicle would help WorldWIT subscribers gain a quick weekly understanding of current topics related to women, work, technology and work-life balance. We chose the name "Thinking Aloud" for its double meaning: our conversation on the WorldWIT email discussion groups involves a lot of group and individual thinking aloud, and, in our little piece of cyberspace, thinking is definitely allowed! Send comments, contributions and ideas to Thinking Aloud's editor, Lauren Calkins, at laurenc@worldwit.org.
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The Three Wise Women?
Could the biblical three wise men really have been women? Now there's a thought that could ruffle some feathers around the world! The Church of England is now saying that the word "magi" does not necessarily refer to men. Check out the following link and let us know what you think! http://wireservice.wired.com/wired/story.asp?section=Breaking&storyId=821857
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Celebrate International Women's Day
March is Women's History Month
WorldWIT is celebrating International Women's Day- Part of Women's History Month (March)- with thirty events all over the world! Visit our site www.events.worldwit.org to find an event near you! International Women's Day is a holiday originally celebrated in Germany in the early 1900's, celebrating women's contributions and gathering together support of women's equality. MassWIT (WorldWIT's New England Chapter) and ChicWIT (our Chicago-area chapter) are celebrating IWD with day-long conferences: see www.worldwit.org/masswitiwd and www.worldwit.org/chicwitiwd for more information!
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WorldWIT partners with WIPP!
WorldWIT is the newest Coalition Partner of WIPP (Women Impacting Public Policy, www.wipp.org), the largest organization dedicated to elevating awareness of business concerns related to women; connecting women and minority business owners; and providing legislative updates and political advocacy. WorldWIT brings the ability to connect WIPP Coalition Partners (organizations for women across the U.S.) through moderated email discussion, to the nearly 500,000- member WIPP constituency. If you haven't visited the WIPP site, please visit to learn more.
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Let's Bash Working Moms Part MCMXVII
We were intrigued by this interview of writer Caitlin Flanagan on the Atlantic Monthly's "Atlantic Unbound" website. What do you think about Flanagan's view that the hiring of nannies is an exploitative practice that undermines the goals of feminism? We'd ask this question : why are nanny issues (and daycare issues in general) presumptively women's issues? Why don't we talk about dads' responsibilities vis-a-vis their daycare providers? Take a look for yourself: http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/interviews/int2004-02-12.htm.
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Ask Liz
Do you need advice about your career path and don't know where to turn? Thinking Aloud presents "Ask Liz" a weekly advice column...
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Copyright © 2004 WorldWIT, Inc.. All rights reserved.
Thinking Aloud is the weekly newsletter from WorldWIT, the global email discussion network for women in business and technology. Thirty thousand accomplished and resourceful women share business, technical, career, financial and 'life' advice on connected local email discussion groups like AustinWIT, BangaloreWIT and VancouverWIT. Join a free, friendly, moderated WorldWIT discussion group in your area at http://www.worldwit.org Write to us at info@worldwit.org
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