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How Continual Learning and Mentors Cultivate Success
By Liz Brower, Contributor
Manager, Accenture
See the video and full article. My philosophy is that we should learn something new every day. I think it keeps you young
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What I Learned as a Woman Executive and Mom in Saudi Arabia
By Sophie Docquier, Contributor
Senior Manager, Accenture Technology
About nine months later, I received an opportunity to become the project manager for an SAP implementation for Accenture's
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Connecting with Co-workers Through Music and Helping Women
By Stephenie Tai, Contributor
Team Lead, Health & Public Service, Accenture
I see a lot of similarity between being successful with music and being successful at work. At my employer, Accenture, we
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A Pioneer: 20 Years as a Successful Working Mother in Japan
By Junko Hata, Contributor
Managing Director, Accenture Consulting
An unusual message from my mother In 1974, about 30 years after the war, I was born into a typical Japanese family where
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The Gender Gap In Computer Science Is Hurting U.S. Businesses
The United States has a computing-skills crisis that is holding back American companies and economic growth. The solution
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Why Gender Equality Underpins Success in a Digital World
By Gary Heffernan, Contributor
Managing Director, Accenture Consulting
Diversity is a top three topic on CEOs' agenda in our industry-one that doesn't merely need to change but must transform
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What will set your soul on fire in 2017?
By Ellyn Shook, Contributor
Chief Leadership & Human Resources Officer, Accenture
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw
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Winning The Race To The Digital Economy By Cracking The Code On The Gender Gap
The facts are startling. The chasm between the number of job openings in today’s digital economy and the number of skilled
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Handling Unconscious Bias When Your Husband is the Primary Caregiver
By Jo Lahman, Contributor
Managing Director, Accenture Consulting
Occasionally, there are those comments that hit a bit deeper and give us pause to think if we are doing it "right." One of
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Give the Gift of Code
By Ellyn Shook, Contributor
Chief Leadership & Human Resources Officer, Accenture
Industry is seizing the opportunity to fill this gap - sparking an interest in technology and introducing basic STEM skills
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One Woman's Work Lesson: When Things Get Tough, Do Your Homework
By Kelly Rover, Contributor
Senior Manager, Accenture Technology
I graduated from college in December 2003 and started working for global professional services company Accenture in January
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Workplace Advice: Five Tips for Dealing with a Chronic Illness
By Cecelia Stroessner-Clark, Contributor
Senior Analyst, Accenture Operations
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Career Pointers Learned from Life's Curveballs
By Rebecca Atkinson, Contributor
Manager, Accenture
My daughter has Asperger's (an autism spectrum disorder), and after a very long journey, just over a year ago my husband
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Life and Career Lessons from my Child with Special Needs
By Catarina Alencar, Contributor
Senior Manager, Accenture Technology
When my first child, Gabi, was born, I continued to work and take care of her. My second child, my son, Teozinho, is a special
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This Woman in Tech Uses American Indian Teachings as a Compass
By Suzanne Randall, Contributor
Managing Director, Accenture
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An Employee Group on Disabilities Showed Me How to Help my Son
By Sarah Cline, Contributor
Associate Manager, Accenture Technology
This forum was the trajectory for me in recognizing signs in my son that "weren't quite right" and taking steps to understand
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Why This Mother Pushes for Hiring People with Disabilities
By Agnes Pecjo, Contributor
Senior Manager, Accenture Operations
Read the full article Why I care I am very fortunate to be working in a company that puts a premium on diversity in the workplace
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You Have Legitimacy. You Can Make a Difference.
By Dina Dublon, Contributor
Accenture Board of Directors
Being a leader is about more than "fitting in." You need to keep yourself motivated, and to keep yourself motivated, you
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Transforming From Shy Brooklyn Girl to the Army to the Corporate World
By Lisa Piriano, Contributor
Associate, Accenture Operations
As I went through the training, I was surprised at what I was able to do. I was able to run the distance, fire a variety
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A Daughter's Love of Technology Inspired by Her Dad's Battle with Dementia
By Tiril Syversen, Contributor
Analyst, Accenture Digital
Our father was diagnosed with dementia at a relatively young age, while still in his early fifties. Dementia is a non-curable
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Why Girls Need to Start Working on STEM Skills Early
By Terri Rinella, Contributor
Managing Director, Accenture Digital
My own story illustrates of the benefits of early STEM training. When I was 8 years old, I read an article about flying trains
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Do We Still Need This Focus on Diversity and Gender Equality in 2016?
By Kristien Van den Branden, Contributor
Senior Manager, Accenture Technology
Read the full article When I started working at Accenture in 2006 after graduating, it was the start of my professional career
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My top 10 takeaways from Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit
By Ellyn Shook, Contributor
Chief Leadership & Human Resources Officer, Accenture
3. Artificial Intelligence will impact everything we do. Ginni Rometty, Chairman, President and CEO of IBM, discussed how
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How I Do It: Managing Almost 1,000 People, Three Children, Aging Parents and Working Part-time
By Arabel Bailey, Contributor
Managing Director, Accenture Digital
Like many people, I have a complicated life. I lead one of my company's largest business units, Accenture Digital, in the
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