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[...] two years into her bank's analyst programme, more than 50% of trainees had decided to quit, according to [Polly] Courtney.
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)Such is the sexism inherent in our media and film industries, using our sexuality is sometimes the only way for women to build enough of a platform to have something to shout from.
Alesha is no 21st-century Oliver Twist – she swears more, for starters – but she's compelling, even loveable. In the choices she has to make, she raises some uncomfortable questions about this abandoned generation of poor, semi-literate, "feral" youth.
On Monday night, Moritz Erhardt, 21, was found dead in his east London flat. He was a week away from finishing a summer internship at the London office of Merrill Lynch.
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)Polly Courtney said more unrest is "only a matter of time" unless the Government shifts its priorities to improve conditions for young adults.
Charities are doing an incredible job right now but, unless there is a significant shift in Government priorities and spending, more riots can only be a matter of time.
Polly Courtney, a 29-year-old former investment banker, made money self-publishing her novel, Golden Handcuffs, in 2006. [...] Courtney now has a three-book deal with HarperCollins but admits that she misses being in control [...]
Novelist Polly Courtney has dropped her publisher HarperCollins for giving her books "condescending and fluffy" covers aimed at the chick lit market.
Polly Courtney explains how, after falling out with her publisher over their 'chick-lit' branding of her novels, she decided to go it alone. The result is her new novel, Feral Youth
At 21, Cambridge graduate Polly Courtney was offered a prestigious job at a City investment bank. But her high hopes turned to despair – a battle against overwork, sexism and vicious backstabbing.
The interviewer's eyes lit up as he scanned my CV. Here was a candidate who did everything: played football, led orchestras, climbed mountains, ran marathons...
What d'you mean, 'Will I be up to the job?' Why wouldn't I be?
I write women's fiction and I'm fed up with my books being branded as chick-lit. That's why I've given my publisher the push
When I signed with HarperCollins, I thought "Great! This is the golden ticket I've been waiting for!"
It's not all about the money," the blonde in the glamorous suit assured me as I glugged down the free wine.
Polly Courtney [...] joined the graduate scheme of a large US investment bank in 2002, having graduated from Cambridge with a first class degree in mechanical engineering. Much of her writing is based on her own experience
Polly Courtney [...] joined the graduate scheme of a large US investment bank in 2002, having graduated from Cambridge with a first class degree in mechanical engineering. Much of her writing is based on her own experience
It's not all about the money," the blonde in the glamorous suit assured me as I glugged down the free wine.