Work smarter Everything I’ve learned in 12 months of freelancing
When Marisa Bate gave up her full-time job, she realised her expectations of freelance life were wildly misplaced
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Work smarter We need to stop pretending that freelance working mums have it easy
Nicola Appleton went freelance to better manage motherhood and work, but now she thinks better access to flexible working is the answer
Work smarter Working long hours is nothing to be proud of
As Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian suggests the States is bringing “hustle porn” to Europe, Radhika Sanghani says it’s something we shouldn’t buy into
Work smarter Surprise! You’re still not paid fairly. Here’s what you can do about it today
Tomorrow marks Equal Pay Day, the point in the year from which women will effectively “work for free”. Radhika Sanghani explains how you can help eradicate the pay gap from your desk
Work smarter “I’ve been the only young black woman in a meeting and I’m trying to change that”
Anne-Marie Imafidon, co-founder of Stemettes, talks to June Eric-Udorie about her drive to make sure more young BAME people know science is for them, too
Work smarter We need to stop pretending that freelance working mums have it easy
Nicola Appleton went freelance to better manage motherhood and work, but now she thinks better access to flexible working is the answer
Work smarter Is this what the world would look like if we had more young, female CEOs?
Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of dating app Bumble, is using her position to aid the fight against gender inequality. Is this the new face of good business? Marisa Bate finds out
Work smarter Is modern working all it’s cracked up to be?
In our quest for convenient working, have we ended up cohabiting with our jobs? Marisa Bates wants to know
Work smarter Why more of us than ever are saying no to a permanent job
Freelance and contract working is on the rise. But what are the benefits – and is ditching a full-time job as scary as it sounds? In partnership with EY
Work smarter How a four-day working week could benefit every woman
It’s been seen as the preserve of working mothers – but the four-day week should be an option for all, says Marisa Bate
