20/02/2025
Girls Like You! Meet Sandra Igwe
1. Tell us about yourself. Who you are and what you do
I'm Sandra Igwe, a passionate HR administrator with over 10 years of professional experience. I pride myself on being responsible, intuitive, organized, and understanding. As a natural communicator, I am dedicated to fostering excellence within my team and organization.
2. What challenges have you faced as a woman in , and how did you overcome them?
As a woman in the professional world, I've faced several challenges, from balancing work and personal life to overcoming biases and stereotypes. One of the biggest obstacles was gaining recognition and respect in a male-dominated field. I overcame these challenges by staying true to my values, continuously honing my skills, and building a strong support network of mentors and colleagues who believed in my potential. Perseverance and resilience have been my guiding lights.
3. What does 'thriving' mean to you as a woman?
For me, thriving means living a balanced and fulfilled life, both personally and professionally. It's about achieving success on my terms, growing continuously, and making a positive impact on others. It means being confident in my abilities, taking risks, and learning from every experience. Thriving is not just about reaching the top but also enjoying the journey and lifting others along the way.
4. What advice would you give to other women looking to grow and succeed?
To all the amazing women out there, my advice is to believe in yourself and your abilities. Never lose yourself, stay connected to your core, and don’t get swayed by the crowd. Seek out opportunities for growth, and don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone.
Surround yourself with supportive and like-minded individuals who inspire and challenge you. Stay resilient, embrace failures as learning experiences, and always keep your goals in sight. Remember, your journey is unique, and you have the power to shape your destiny.
5. If you could tell your younger self one thing, what would it be?
I would tell my younger self to be patient and trust the process. Success doesn't happen overnight
