We can tell our values by looking at our checkbook stubs.
- Gloria Steinem
All in Career
Strip clubs are shut down, cam sites are saturated with newcomers & IRL sex work means risking Covid-19. She Spends freelancer Kira Rosemarie covers what it means to be a sex worker during the global pandemic.
Julia Reinstein, a staff reporter at Buzzfeed and a member of the union’s bargaining committee, talked with She Spends about how it all went down.
Christine Chang, the chief executive officer at a small business lending platform called 6th Avenue Capital, is a busy woman.
“I am always overwhelmed by shopping, but shopping for ‘professional clothes’ is the worst.”
Consider this your guide to current market conditions, and save it for later so you can feel prepared for the next time investors get spooked.
Sarah Solomon, author of Guac Is Extra But So Am I, shared her story with She Spends.
Amanda Frankel, a Democrat from Kensington, New York, recently announced that she’s running against incumbent U.S. Rep. Jerry Nadler in the primary in New York District 10.
Susan Goldberg didn’t expect to get into leadership consulting. She started her career with a degree in French literature, worked in marketing and for an executive search firm for awhile before opening her own consulting business, only to move to leadership consulting after noticing a hole in the market.
She spoke to She Spends about her experiences with sexism in the workplace, going solo and how to boost your own leadership skills.
This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
For Samantha Lomow, senior vice president of Hasbro Brands, not having a five-year plan allowed her to seek out career opportunities as they came.
Typically those opportunities appeared to hold less responsibility, but Lomow found she was able to succeed in those roles and further her career growth trajectory to the next level.
It’s Mother’s Day this weekend, so She Spends wanted to take a little time to honorCarolyn McElhaney, the mom of founder Alicia. Alicia interviewed her mother about working as an occupational therapist and how she made a major change to her career later in her life.
Beyond the blue check, there’s nothing that says “I made it” like having a parody Twitter account set up by a complete stranger. Charlotte Wilder, a writer for sports website SB Nation, takes these internet interactions in stride.
