Articles of Interest

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Powerful Beyond Measure – Submitted by Nancy Barber

Powerful Beyond Measure – Submitted by Nancy Barber

Whether you are a Formula 1 fan or not, the name Sir Lewis Hamilton is likely a familiar name for you. The Greatest Formula 1 Driver of all time, the 7-TimeWorld Champion with 103 race wins, has faced tremendous adversity since he was a kid getting bullied in the playground. Lewis, at the age of 38, is so much larger than Formula 1, and an individual who inspires me daily. Many know Lewis’s accomplishments on the track, but not necessarily his accomplishments off the track.

How to Respond to “So, Tell Me About Yourself” in a Job Interview – Submitted by Silva Bianchi

How to Respond to “So, Tell Me About Yourself” in a Job Interview – Submitted by Silva Bianchi

So…tell me about yourself.” Answering correctly this question may seem trivial and we are tempted to just orally re-present our  resume or LinkedIn Profile . However, that is already  well known by the interviewers and It may not add the value we seek.  In this interesting  article , the author explores smart ways to ace this ice-breaking question.

Women are Burnt Out – Submitted by Rebecca Hatton

Women are Burnt Out – Submitted by Rebecca Hatton

“Frankly, women are hanging on.”
In the article, The state of burnout for women in the workplace by McKinsey and Company, this is the one sentence that stuck out. Being a woman in corporate has always been tough, being a woman in general has always been tough, however external forces, such as a pandemic, has shifted the perception unlike anything seen before. A whopping 42% of women report being burned out.

The Eyeopener – Need for More Female Representation in Aerospace Engineering Submitted by Wintta Ghebreiyesus

The Eyeopener – Need for More Female Representation in Aerospace Engineering Submitted by Wintta Ghebreiyesus

Many women in Toronto Metropolitan University’s (TMU) aerospace engineering program say better representation is needed at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Wintta Ghebreiyesus, an aerospace engineering PhD candidate has done her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in aerospace engineering at the university. She estimated that in her time at TMU, women generally made up between 13 to 20 per cent of students in the program.

Great Mentors

Great Mentors

Submitted by Silvia Bianchi and Eva Martinez In March 2022, Women in Aerospace Canada proudly launched a new initiative – a formal mentoring program building on the teachings of the Evoke Consulting Advancing Women in Aerospace Leadership Training Part II, Module...

Working Women and COVID-19

Working Women and COVID-19

Throughout this global pandemic, how many times have we heard “these are unprecedented times”? And that “we’re in this together”? But are we? Many studies are now reporting the hard truth that women are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. This piece by CTV...