2026 Workplace Visibility Survey!

Career Progression

Thanks to our partner Cultivate Sponsorship, we're examining career progression, planning and visibility for women at work.
1.Are you hoping to get a promotion in the next three years?
2.Which (if any) of the following are getting in the way of your next promotion?
3.Which of the following best reflects how you think about career planning?
4.Do you have clarity over the options that are next for your career?
5.Who do you voice your career ambitions to? Tick all that apply
6.Is there anything holding you back from voicing your career ambitions to other people? Please share below, or leave blank.
7.What best describes your current career stage? You can tick more than one
8.Do you believe your current or most recent employer offers adequate opportunities for mentorship or sponsorship for women?
9.Do you believe your current or most recent employer has pulled back on initiatives supporting women in the workplace in the past year?
10.Do you think your current or most recent employer can improve its efforts to achieve gender equality in leadership roles?
11.Do you identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person?
12.Do you identify as being from a culturally diverse background?
13.What unique strengths, insights or approaches — shaped by your cultural background — do you bring to your work?”
14.Do you identify as any of the following? Tick any that apply
15.What unique strengths, insights or approached shaped by your lived experience do you bring to work?
16.Do you believe any of the following are affecting how others perceive your abilities at work?
Yes
No
N/A (not applicable)
My age
My current caring commitments (select N/A if no current caring commitments)
My part time working status (select N/A if not currently working part time)
My flexible working status (select N/A if not currently working flexibly)
My health
The career breaks I've had (select N/A if no relevant career breaks)
17.Finally, what kind of support do you believe is most effective for women getting ahead at work? Please share comments here. Otherwise, leave blank.