Share your questions about Salary Negotiations and Advocating for Yourself in the Workplace for Tomorrow's Inspiration Summit!

Kelleri Riegel

April 12,2023 at 1:27PM UTC

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Share your questions about Salary Negotiations and Advocating for Yourself in the Workplace for Tomorrow's Inspiration Summit!

Thursday at 3:20 PM ET, our amazing panel of women experts will be discussing the best ways to advocate for yourself in the workplace.

To help guide our experts, we want to know what questions YOU have around salary negotiations and getting your voice heard at work.

Share your questions in the comments and we may ask our experts Emma Goldberg, New York Times, Tameka Johnson, NA Senior Talent Management Specialist, Dow, Susan Levine, CEO @ Career Group Companies, and Yolanda, CareerSensei Consulting to answer it LIVE at Inspiration Summit!

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Katie Ambrose HingleApril 13,2023 at 4:50PM UTC
RE: getting your voice heard at work - What would you suggest is the most effective way to overcome being in a meeting, having your voice completely ignored, and someone else getting credit for the idea you've already voiced? And for others in the room, what advice do you have for them to support others whose voices may be being "squashed."
Joan Williams, Senior Talent Acquisition SpecialistApril 14,2023 at 4:46AM UTC
"Amplification" is where it's at.
Female political aides in the White House have banded together and are using a combo-technique of amplification and 'shine theory' to make sure their voices are counted.
Obama’s Female Staffers Came Up With a Genius Strategy to Make Sure Their Voices Were Heard
https://www.thecut.com/2016/09/heres-how-obamas-female-staffers-made-their-voices-heard.html
How The Women On Obama's Staff Made Sure Their Voices Were Heard
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/how-the-women-on-obamas-staff-made-sure-their-voices-were-heard_n_57d94d9fe4b0aa4b722d79fe
White House women want to be in the room where it happens
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/09/13/white-house-women-are-now-in-the-room-where-it-happens/
“Amplification”: The Clever Method Women in the White House Use to Be Heard
https://bigthink.com/the-present/how-women-in-the-white-house-make-their-voices-heard/