A recent special edition of The Economist explored Impostor Syndrome, confirming what many of us already experience firsthand: this quiet struggle is deeply embedded in today’s workplace. Not that I needed external validation. I see it regularly in my work. Different industries, different levels of seniority, different personalities — yet the same underlying tension emerges […]
An article recently published in Les Echos — the French economic newspaper of record — commented on a new survey about age discrimination at work. According to Eurostat, the average working life spans 36 years. Yet many companies still believe the “golden age” for career acceleration is between 30 and 45. Is that really it? […]
Mark Seliger - The GuardianBack in 1972, Mick Jagger famously declared: “When I’m 33, I’ll quit – I don’t want to be a rock star all my life. I couldn’t bear to be like Elvis Presley and sing in Las Vegas with all those housewives and old ladies coming in with their handbags. It’s really sick.” Well. Jagger didn’t […]