Career Advice from Powerful Women

12
CAREER ADVICE FROM THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL WOMEN

description

Some of the world’s most influential women including General Motors CEO Mary Barra, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty and Melinda Gates share inspiring career advice during Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit. To continue the conversation, visit Connect: Professional Women's Network, a LinkedIn group powered by Citi with more than 370,000 members. To learn more or join for free, visit http://www.linkedin.com/womenconnect.

Transcript of Career Advice from Powerful Women

Page 1: Career Advice from Powerful Women

CAREER ADVICE FROM THE WORLD’S

MOST POWERFUL WOMEN�

Page 2: Career Advice from Powerful Women

GROWTH AND

COMFORT DON’T

CO-EXIST. Ginni Rometty,

IBM CEO

Page 3: Career Advice from Powerful Women

In any crisis, there’s an opportunity. It’s what you

do with it. When we think about crisis, we think

about the bad stuff. But a comeback? Amazing.

-Judy Smith, crisis manager (and the inspiration behind “Scandal”)

Page 4: Career Advice from Powerful Women

DO SOMETHING YOU’RE PASSIONATE ABOUT. LIFE’S TOO SHORT. -Mary Barra, General Motors CEO

Page 5: Career Advice from Powerful Women

Constructive tension is

good. If we get everybody’s

views on the table, we’ll

have a much better decision.���

-Mary Barra���

Page 6: Career Advice from Powerful Women

THERE ARE A LOT OF PATHS TO SUCCESS, THERE’S NOT JUST ONE.

-Susan Coelius Keplinger, Triggit co-founder

Page 7: Career Advice from Powerful Women

I ask myself everyday: Did I make decisions

and do things only I could do? If other people can make them, it’s not the best use of your time. –Ginni Rometty

Page 8: Career Advice from Powerful Women

It’s not enough to talk about women and

girls. We have to fund things. If you don’t put money behind it, we can’t create change.

–Melinda Gates

Page 9: Career Advice from Powerful Women

The thing people want most is your focus and attention. You destroy that when you think you’re multitasking, because you’re not accomplishing either. –Wendy Clark, Coca Cola

Page 10: Career Advice from Powerful Women

ALL OF US CAN IMPROVE.

EVEN IF WE’RE AT THE TOP OF

OUR GAME, WE CAN STILL GET BETTER. –MARY BARRA

Page 11: Career Advice from Powerful Women

CONNECT: PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S NETWORK ©2014 LinkedIn Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 11

JOIN THE CONVERSATION! Connect: Professional Women’s Network, Powered by Citi, is a LinkedIn community with more than 370,000 members that helps women achieve the careers they want and discuss the issues relevant to their success. Visit linkedin.com/womenconnect for more information and to join the group!

This slideshow was inspired by the conversations at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit. Learn more at http://fortune.com/mpw.

PHOTO CREDITS/GETTY: 1: Stuart Isett/Fortune MPW 2: Danny Feld/Disney ABC Television Group 3: Cavan Images 4: Thomas Barwick 5: Thomas Barwick

6: Martin Barraud 7: BLOOM image 8: Granger Wootz 9: Sally Anscombe 10: Kansas City Star/McClatchy-Tribune

Page 12: Career Advice from Powerful Women

CONNECT: PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S NETWORK ©2014 LinkedIn Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 12