Women in IT: don't get stuck in 'glue work' if you want to get on
Every organisation needs its helpers but their efforts often go unrecognised, says ENSEK’s Sarah Smith
Sarah Smith joined ENSEK, a provider of a software platform for energy suppliers, after a decade of business consultancy, which she thoroughly enjoyed, and prior to that recruitment, which she didn't....
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