Leaders ‘I Have Always Worked To The Worst Case Scenario First’: Rationale CEO, Shamini Rajarethnam At Future Women's Social Club in Melbourne, Shamini Rajarethnam opened up about imposter syndrome, the power of telling the truth, and being prepared to fail. By Emily J. Brooks Published 1 April, 2020 Leaders ‘I Have Always Worked To The Worst Case Scenario First’: Rationale CEO, Shamini Rajarethnam At Future Women's Social Club in Melbourne, Shamini Rajarethnam opened up about imposter syndrome, the power of telling the truth, and being prepared to fail. By Emily J. Brooks Published 1 April, 2020 Previous article The Truth About Men At Work Next article The Internet Has Broken Our Attention Spans, Or Has It It may not sound like the life motto of a woman who was a CEO by the time she reached her thirties, but Shamini Rajarethnam likes to work towards the worst case scenario.Rajarethnam, who rose through the ranks of luxury Australian skincare brand Rationale in record speed, spoke at Future Women’s Melbourne Social Club last week about imposter syndrome, the power of telling the truth, and being prepared to fail. The debrief Best Of Future Women Leadership “That is not luck. That is culture.” By Melanie Dimmitt Career The art of asking questions By Romy Ash Leadership “This is something to celebrate.” By Melanie Dimmitt Career Your partnerships playbook By Melanie Dimmitt Leaders 5 things in this year’s Budget for women By Iona Bulford Career How to write a funding application that wins By Melanie Dimmitt Leadership “If I was a bloke, I would have said, ‘Yes, I nailed that’.” By Melanie Dimmitt Career Have you built an accidental career? By Denny Nesbitt 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.
