Career How To Successfully Transition From Colleague To Boss Managing your former peers following an internal promotion? A career coach weighs-in on how to do it well, without the awkwardness. By Natalie Cornish Career Managing your former peers following an internal promotion? A career coach weighs-in on how to do it well, without the awkwardness. By Natalie Cornish Previous article Rosie Batty: What I’ve Learned So Far Next article ‘Fortune Favours The Brave’: Anthea Loucas Bosha Whether you’ve bonded over shared lunches or a mutual appreciation for your local barista, co-workers can quickly become trusted confidantes and sounding boards. Then you get promoted. Part of your new role is to manage your former peers. Suddenly that step-up feels slightly bittersweet.Suzanne Williams, the career and lifestyle coach behind Brisbane practice Grace and Grind, says managing colleagues is a common career dilemma many women face as they progress professionally, but there are ways to make your progression benefit everyone. CareerLeadership Best Of Future Women Career That one phrase you should stop using at work By Odessa Blain Career The care code: Reimagining the value of motherhood By Paige Kilburn Career This advice from my boss felt completely wrong. By Briana Blackett Career Why this Senator is okay with not being liked By Odessa Blain Career How to get seen when searching for a job By Belinda Casselden Career What takes years to build and just seconds to ruin? By FW Career A day in the life of a digital defender By Sally Spicer Career You’re nobody until somebody hates you By FW Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.