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Full coverage: Career

Locating Earth’s diamonds and the rare value of a sabbatical

Diamonds are from the deep Earth. So how do they get to the surface? It is a question that niggled at Irish scientist Dr Tom Gernon for two decades before he arrived at an answer that could be invaluable to the mining industry.

Rosanna Cooney
16th Aug, 2023 - 4 min read

Rena Maycock: The work ethic is gone. I blame the parents

In many cases, businesses are closing not for lack of custom but for lack of dependable staff. The lost tradition of teenagers taking up part-time jobs is doing our children no favours.

Rena Maycock
11th Aug, 2023 - 7 min read

Regardless of the job you eventually want, you need to log some serious hours of donkey work. Yeah, it sucks. But such is life

A guy I met at a house party a decade ago called me out of the blue asking how he could get ahead without having to do the donkey work to get ahead. The answer: you can’t.

Sinead O'Sullivan
8th Aug, 2023 - 10 min read

From working with Sandberg at Google and Facebook to growing an Irish start-up: “You can have a tremendous impact”

Adele Cooper could have stayed at the top of Silicon Valley. Instead, she explains why she decided to join the fast-growing gifting platform &Open and shares key advice to drive B2B sales.

Tom Lyons
22nd Dec, 2021 - 7 min read

Holding the reins at Wells Fargo: “I felt there was an opportunity to grow and to build something”

Having risen to the top at Deutsche Bank, Fiona Gallagher came home to Dublin and runs Wells Fargo’s European business. From a deserted IFSC, she expects the Covid-19 crisis to leave its mark on office life, young people and urban planning – but she is not worried about banks’ financial health.

Ian Kehoe
26th Nov, 2020 - 15 min read

When Paschal Donohoe met Pete Smyth: five key learnings from the new Potential Squared Podcast

Paschal Donohoe worked at a high level in the corporate world and has since risen the ranks in politics to become Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform. What can the public sector learn from the private world, and vice versa? 

Pete Smyth
7th Nov, 2019 - 4 min read
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