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In this essential episode of the Female Executive Survival Guide, host Lauren Eyles is joined by recruitment expert and author Roxanne Calder to tackle a topic that impacts every woman's career: earning power and salary negotiation. They dive into the reality of the gender pay gap and empower women to take full ownership of their careers and financial futures.
Roxanne, author of 'Earning Power,' shares invaluable insights on why self-advocacy is a non-negotiable skill for career advancement. Learn practical strategies for confidently negotiating your salary, documenting your achievements, and understanding your true value in the workplace. This conversation will challenge you to see negotiation not as a one-time event, but as a habit that will propel your career forward.
Key Takeaways for Female Leaders
Salary negotiation should be a habit, not an exception, especially for promotions.
Taking ownership of your career starts with recognizing and quantifying your value.
Learn to advocate for yourself and confidently ask for what you deserve.
Overcome the fear of rejection by viewing it as a natural part of the career journey.
Document your achievements and understand the market rate before any salary discussion.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Earning Power
01:49 Taking Ownership of Your Career
04:22 Negotiating Salary and Offers
05:51 Overcoming Job Application Barriers
07:26 Dealing with Rejection and Mindset
10:13 Addressing Salary Disparities
12:37 The Importance of Experience Over Salary
14:14 The Million Dollar Question
16:08 Learning from Leadership Experiences
17:29 Survival Tips for New Executives
Bio: Roxanne Calder
Roxanne Calder is a recruiter, career advisor and employment expert. After a global recruitment career, Roxanne established her own recruitment business, EST10, which gives her a unique perspective on talent and opportunity.
Roxanne recently published her second book, called Earning Power: Breaking Barriers and Building Wealth for Women, to help women take control of their financial future and close the gender pay gap.
She shares small, incremental and brave decisions that we can all take to help close that gap, which can be as high as 1 million dollars over a lifetime.
You can connect with Roxanne via her website, LinkedIn or Instagram. Her book, Earning Power, is available on Amazon and in bookstores.
Bio: Lauren Eyles
Lauren Eyles, Producer and Host of the Female Executive’s Survival Guide, inspires and supports women to thrive in leadership.
As an Executive Coach and Mentor she is a trusted guide to new and experienced Executives, helping them navigate times of growth and change.
She loves helping leaders find calm amid chaos, using her extensive experience as a Board Chair, Non Executive Director and Executive Leader.
Lauren started this podcast to support and inspire women in their first few years of executive leadership, as she found that being the only woman on the senior leadership team was a bit lonely.
Lauren is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and has an MBA (Distinction), a Master of Sustainability and qualifications in coaching, change management, communication and project management.
Lauren would love to hear what you think of the podcast and what topics you'd like her to cover next. Please reach out via LinkedIn or Instagram.
Keywords
Women in Leadership
Salary Negotiation
Gender Pay Gap
Career Advancement
Self-Advocacy
Earning Power
Executive Coaching
Female Leaders
Career Ownership
Roxanne Calder
Lauren Eyles
By Lauren EylesIn this essential episode of the Female Executive Survival Guide, host Lauren Eyles is joined by recruitment expert and author Roxanne Calder to tackle a topic that impacts every woman's career: earning power and salary negotiation. They dive into the reality of the gender pay gap and empower women to take full ownership of their careers and financial futures.
Roxanne, author of 'Earning Power,' shares invaluable insights on why self-advocacy is a non-negotiable skill for career advancement. Learn practical strategies for confidently negotiating your salary, documenting your achievements, and understanding your true value in the workplace. This conversation will challenge you to see negotiation not as a one-time event, but as a habit that will propel your career forward.
Key Takeaways for Female Leaders
Salary negotiation should be a habit, not an exception, especially for promotions.
Taking ownership of your career starts with recognizing and quantifying your value.
Learn to advocate for yourself and confidently ask for what you deserve.
Overcome the fear of rejection by viewing it as a natural part of the career journey.
Document your achievements and understand the market rate before any salary discussion.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Earning Power
01:49 Taking Ownership of Your Career
04:22 Negotiating Salary and Offers
05:51 Overcoming Job Application Barriers
07:26 Dealing with Rejection and Mindset
10:13 Addressing Salary Disparities
12:37 The Importance of Experience Over Salary
14:14 The Million Dollar Question
16:08 Learning from Leadership Experiences
17:29 Survival Tips for New Executives
Bio: Roxanne Calder
Roxanne Calder is a recruiter, career advisor and employment expert. After a global recruitment career, Roxanne established her own recruitment business, EST10, which gives her a unique perspective on talent and opportunity.
Roxanne recently published her second book, called Earning Power: Breaking Barriers and Building Wealth for Women, to help women take control of their financial future and close the gender pay gap.
She shares small, incremental and brave decisions that we can all take to help close that gap, which can be as high as 1 million dollars over a lifetime.
You can connect with Roxanne via her website, LinkedIn or Instagram. Her book, Earning Power, is available on Amazon and in bookstores.
Bio: Lauren Eyles
Lauren Eyles, Producer and Host of the Female Executive’s Survival Guide, inspires and supports women to thrive in leadership.
As an Executive Coach and Mentor she is a trusted guide to new and experienced Executives, helping them navigate times of growth and change.
She loves helping leaders find calm amid chaos, using her extensive experience as a Board Chair, Non Executive Director and Executive Leader.
Lauren started this podcast to support and inspire women in their first few years of executive leadership, as she found that being the only woman on the senior leadership team was a bit lonely.
Lauren is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and has an MBA (Distinction), a Master of Sustainability and qualifications in coaching, change management, communication and project management.
Lauren would love to hear what you think of the podcast and what topics you'd like her to cover next. Please reach out via LinkedIn or Instagram.
Keywords
Women in Leadership
Salary Negotiation
Gender Pay Gap
Career Advancement
Self-Advocacy
Earning Power
Executive Coaching
Female Leaders
Career Ownership
Roxanne Calder
Lauren Eyles