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BCG’s Malka Katzin shares how the TEDWomen conference affected her, leaving her with a number of work and life lessons, including the importance of carving out time for creativity and the need for everyone to become some kind of activist.

After her experience in Antarctica as part of a Homeward Bounds trip for women in STEM, BCG’s Yaxin Yan advises: “…Recognize your own value as a leader, be bold and support other women, and believe in your ability to create positive change.”

Juggling the responsibilities of motherhood and a full-time job is never simple, but BCG’s Malka Katzin explains how she thinks her dedication to a career has made her an even better mom.

BCG Principal Teresa Abecasis explains what she learned in the years after she left BCG, why she came back—and how a career path can include “stepping off, back, or sideways.”

BCG’s Samina Lademo shares what she learned about professional development from her discussion with Sandy Moose, who joined BCG in 1968 as the firm’s first female consultant.

As part of BCG's digital rotation program, Caroline Cooper, a generalist consultant at the firm, spent six months with BCG Digital Ventures and six months with BCG GAMMA—and learned a lot about the gender gap in tech.

Leah Jacobs explains how the diversity among her colleagues at BCG is what pushes her to be a better version of herself.

BCG's Miki Tsusaka looks back over her career and some of the most important lessons she's learned from the women in her life.

Gabrielle Novacek describes one inspiring day in her BCG life—and how it led her to realize "… you have to keep pushing, you have to remember the importance of your role, and you can’t let the setbacks grind you down."

You can’t change things from the outside, so it’s up to each of us: if something doesn’t fit, propose a solution.