Kathryn Bishop's guest appearances

Kathryn Bishop

Hays Worldwide - Careers Advice Podcast

The Extraordinary Business Book Club

Ghost Lights from Thompson Harrison

Cathy Rentzenbrink

Whitney Johnson

Dorie Clark

David Burkus

Trevor Thrall

Andrew Hill

Richard Fox

Bryony Thomas

Martin Kemp

Buster Benson

Safi Bahcall

Greg McKeown

Sarah Frier

Brian Moran

Anne Taylor

OwlTail

45: Why a career map is important for women - Kathryn Bishop CBEIn this episode, we meet Kathryn Bishop CBE, who, amongst other achievements, is a consultant and teacher at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford. Kathryn is author of 'Make Your Own Map: Career Success Strategy for Women', and discusses why mapping your career is so important.

45: Why a career map is important for women - Kathryn Bishop CBE In this episode, we meet Kathryn Bishop CBE, who, amongst other achievements, is a consultant and teacher at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford. Kathryn is author of 'Make Your Own Map: Career Success Strategy for Women', and discusses why mapping your career is so important.

45: Why a career map is important for women - Kathryn Bishop CBE

And Other Strategies for Women LeadersIn this episode Kathryn Bishop (Director of Oxford Said Business School's Women Transforming Leadership Programme and The Oxford Women's Leadership Development Programme) talks about her new book 'Make Your Own Map'. The book is designed as a practical strategy guide for aspiring women. Kathryn explains some of the tools that she uses to help women to navigate their way to more satisfying futures. In the conversation with Tracey Camilleri, they reflect amongst other things on imposter syndrome, the particular quality of all-female environments, the masculine/feminine continuum when it comes to leadership styles and questions like - why it is that female voices often go unheard? Kathryn balances research with stories of the real women she has worked with - as well as giving us some gems of practical wisdom - such as the joys of the 'Not to Do List'. Oxford Women's Leadership Development Programme · Women Transforming Leadership Programme (Oxford Said Business School) · Make Your Own Map by Kathryn Bishop

And Other Strategies for Women Leaders In this episode Kathryn Bishop (Director of Oxford Said Business School's Women Transforming Leadership Programme and The Oxford Women's Leadership Development Programme) talks about her new book 'Make Your Own Map'. The book is designed as a practical strategy guide for aspiring women. Kathryn explains some of the tools that she uses to help women to navigate their way to more satisfying futures. In the conversation with Tracey Camilleri, they reflect amongst other things on imposter syndrome, the particular quality of all-female environments, the masculine/feminine continuum when it comes to leadership styles and questions like - why it is that female voices often go unheard? Kathryn balances research with stories of the real women she has worked with - as well as giving us some gems of practical wisdom - such as the joys of the 'Not to Do List'. <a href="https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/programmes/executive-education/online-programmes/oxford-womens-leadership-development-programme" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Oxford Women's Leadership Development Programme</a> · <a href="https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/programmes/executive-education/campus-open-programmes/women-transforming-leadership-programme" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Women Transforming Leadership Programme (Oxford Said Business School)</a> · <a href="https://www.koganpage.com/product/make-your-own-map-9781789668360" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Make Your Own Map by Kathryn Bishop</a>

The Joys of the 'Not to Do List' | Kathryn Bishop

'By the way, do you have a strategy for you? Because if you don't, you should.' That throwaway line in a top-level strategic meeting was a game-changer for Kathryn Bishop. As a high-flying professional and academic, she had an astonishing array of strategic models at her disposal for evaluating options and making decisions. Why not draw on those tools when it came to planning her own life?  Navigating shifting and competing priorities is especially difficult for women, so she decided write the book she couldn't find when she needed it herself: a guide to help women apply powerful strategic thinking to make optimum decisions at key transition points in their own lives.  But how do you marry cerebral boardroom models with the emotional realities of life as we live it? As someone who used bullet points in her love letters, Kathryn knew she had some work to do to achieve a conversational tone, and she found a rich and fascinating way to achieve it. 

'By the way, do you have a strategy for you? Because if you don't, you should.' That throwaway line in a top-level strategic meeting was a game-changer for Kathryn Bishop. As a high-flying professional and academic, she had an astonishing array of strategic models at her disposal for evaluating options and making decisions. Why not draw on those tools when it came to planning her own life?  Navigating shifting and competing priorities is especially difficult for women, so she decided write the book she couldn't find when she needed it herself: a guide to help women apply powerful strategic thinking to make optimum decisions at key transition points in their own lives.  But how do you marry cerebral boardroom models with the emotional realities of life as we live it? As someone who used bullet points in her love letters, Kathryn knew she had some work to do to achieve a conversational tone, and she found a rich and fascinating way to achieve it.

Episode 256 - Make Your Own Map with Kathryn Bishop