Thinking Aloud
Monday, February 26, 2007 VOLUME 4 ISSUE 147  
CONTENTS
Celebrate International Women's Day With Us!
Adopting Diversity
Ask Liz
Female Troubles
February WorldWIT Web site Columns
WorldWIT Takes '07 by Storm by Liz Ryan
It’s February: How to Keep Your Business New Year's Resolution by Liz Cornish
International Experience Preferred – New Skills for New Business by Brooke Partridge
Knitting in the Boardroom by Liz Ryan
Tech Workplace - Who Should Job Seekers Seek? by Liz Ryan
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Celebrate International Women's Day With Us!
Register for our complimentary webinars

International Women's Day celebrates the progress women have made economically, socially and politically. In honor of International Women's Day 2007, WorldWIT and ReadyTalk will host three special web seminars—featuring panels of highly successful professional women from throughout the United States who will share their knowledge and insights to help empower more women to achieve their goals. Learn more and register here for the following seminars: A View from Above: Success in a Corporate Setting (March 6, 2007); Breaking the Bonds: The Freedom of Entrepreneurship (March 8, 2007); Shaping the Future: The Power of Public Policy (March 9, 2007).
 

Adopting Diversity
by Phil Wilkins

In the future, when the current minority groups become the majority, how will your company be positioned? Phil Wilkins, CEO of Diverse Wealth Systems, explains the benefits of a diverse workforce for both a company's internal structure and external image, offering tips on how to move today towards a more inclusive environment at your organization.
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Ask Liz
Should I tell my co-worker I know she's going to be fired?

Dear Liz,
I overheard my boss and another manager discussing how one of my co-workers is going to be fired. The co-worker is a friend and I feel compelled to share this information with her. I feel torn personally and professionally. What's your take?

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Female Troubles
Pinch Me...or Don't

I had just had female surgery and had to return to work sooner than planned since my counterparts were out of the office. My boss told me I could wear sweats as long as they were nice (I was not able to button up dress pants). I was back at work for the second day and attended a meeting. The man running the meeting looked at me and asked how long I was going to "milk" wearing sweats to work! I could not believe he said that in front of a group of people!
-Kim, MotorWIT
 

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Attend AARP's Womenvision Summit

The AARP Foundation Women's Leadership Circle First Annual Womenvision Summit will be held April 12-15, 2007, at The Westin La Paloma Resort and Spa in Tucson, Arizona.
Register TODAY or call 1-888-447-2319. Join a conversation with the nation's leading experts on topics including: shaping better health care solutions, the role of exercise and good nutrition, taking full control of your financial future, and reinventing and thriving through life's transitions. The summit features renowned speakers, world class entertainment, and recreational activities.
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Contact Info
Questions? Comments? Write to info@worldwit.org. To submit an article, a question for "Ask Liz" or a story for "Pinch Me...or Don't", send an e-mail to Anne Jennings.
 
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