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What do you want the highlights of your career to look like? Sarah McMath, special guest on this episode of the Work It Like A Mum podcast, already knows hers: she’s had a long and successful career bringing clean, safe drinking water to many households, and held her own and risen up the ranks in a male-dominated, technical field. Plus, she balanced all that around having children! Join your host, Elizabeth Willetts, as she asks Sarah about how she manages it all.
Sarah tells Elizabeth about how she started working in water and what her early jobs looked like. They discuss sexism in the workplace and how Sarah overcame the challenges of being a woman in a predominantly male field. Sarah shares how she landed her dream job and convinced her boss to let her work part-time hours for full-time pay. Listen out for their interesting discussion on the four-day working week and for Sarah’s argument on how greater flexibility increases diversity in the workforce.
This episode of the Work It Like A Mum podcast is a really inspiring listen that brings a different perspective on the challenges of work and motherhood. You can catch other great episodes just like this by subscribing to the podcast.
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By Elizabeth WillettsWhat do you want the highlights of your career to look like? Sarah McMath, special guest on this episode of the Work It Like A Mum podcast, already knows hers: she’s had a long and successful career bringing clean, safe drinking water to many households, and held her own and risen up the ranks in a male-dominated, technical field. Plus, she balanced all that around having children! Join your host, Elizabeth Willetts, as she asks Sarah about how she manages it all.
Sarah tells Elizabeth about how she started working in water and what her early jobs looked like. They discuss sexism in the workplace and how Sarah overcame the challenges of being a woman in a predominantly male field. Sarah shares how she landed her dream job and convinced her boss to let her work part-time hours for full-time pay. Listen out for their interesting discussion on the four-day working week and for Sarah’s argument on how greater flexibility increases diversity in the workforce.
This episode of the Work It Like A Mum podcast is a really inspiring listen that brings a different perspective on the challenges of work and motherhood. You can catch other great episodes just like this by subscribing to the podcast.
Show Links
Sarah McMath on LinkedIn
MOSL
For more information about the podcast’s sponsor, please visit:
Investing in Women
Investing in Women on LinkedIn
Liz on LinkedIn
Support the show
Sign up for our newsletter and never miss an episode!
Follow us on Instagram.
Join over 1 million customers and counting who are saving money on their household bills with Utility Warehouse. Discover how much you can save here.
And here's your invite to our supportive and empowering Facebook Group, Work It Like a Mum - a supportive and safe networking community for professional working mothers. Our community is full of like-minded female professionals willing to offer support, advice or a friendly ear. See you there!