Our careers blog highlights the expertise and experiences of Goodlord's different team members.
Saralynn Zhou, Finance Manager, has been at Goodlord for two years and has seen the business evolve much in that time. Here's her Goodlord story.
We're celebrating International Women's Day, and we have plenty of female Goodlordians who are a success in their field. Here's just some advice they have to share, based on their own experiences, to help others - men and women - get ahead in their career.
Personal development initiatives can be of great benefit for employees and their company, helping both achieve more, together. Apprenticeships, such as the People Leadership Programme with Multiverse, are one of the possible routes to take, to learn new skills and adapt in a fast changing world.
Personal development is as important to us as growing our business. In fact, we believe that the latter cannot happen without the former, so we're proactive about making sure our employees are focusing on their own development.
"After graduating from university I joined Deloitte where I worked for 3 years whilst getting my Accounting designation back home in Vancouver. Then, in 2019, I moved to London and have been at Goodlord ever since," says Saralynn Zhou, Finance Manager at Goodlord.
Are you looking to succeed in business? Many of our female Goodlordians have found success in their fields. In celebration of International Women's day, here are just a few of their top business tips, insights and advice to help you get ahead in your career - regardless of your gender.
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Personal development is key to growth in anyone's career and, at Goodlord, we're encouraged to look for ways to expand in our roles, with individual budgets to put towards our development. Some Goodlordians go down the route of an apprenticeship.
Is a personal development budget a waste of money?
In most companies, yes. But at Goodlord? No.
