From NPR authored by Eric Westervelt and Barbara Brosher: “Latosha Poston says she made a lot of mistakes in her life. Her legal troubles began in her teens after her first … Read More
Do You Keep a Failure Résumé? Here’s Why You Should Start.
From The New York Times authored by Tim Herrara: “A little more than three years ago, I had to put together this presentation at work. It was on a topic … Read More
WOMEN, YOUR INNER CIRCLE MAY BE KEY TO GAINING LEADERSHIP ROLES
From Notre Dame Research authored by Brandi Klingerman: “Women who communicate regularly with a female-dominated inner circle are more likely to attain high-ranking leadership positions, according to a new study … Read More
What I Learned About Equal Partnership By Studying Dual-Income Couples
From The Atlantic authored by Jennifer Petriglieri: “I have spent the past five years studying more than 100 working couples around the world to learn how they combine two careers … Read More
Why are workers more resentful of criticism when the boss is a woman?
From Quartz authored by Sarah Todd: “It’s one thing to believe that women should support one another. Definitions of what constitutes supportive behavior, however, may vary. In some cases, it’s … Read More
Imposter Syndrome Hits Harder When You’re Black
From The Huffington Post authored by Jolie A. Doggett: “It doesn’t matter how qualified you are, how much experience you have or how much reassurance and positive feedback you may … Read More
WHAT’S MISSING ON THE CORPORATE LADDER FOR WOMEN? THE FIRST RUNG.
From Associations Now authored by Ernie Smith: “Meanwhile, most HR teams aren’t focusing on improving lower-level management opportunities for women, the study found. ‘When asked what the biggest challenges are … Read More
Sexual Harassment Training Now Required for 20% of U.S. Workers
From Bloomberg authored by Jeff Green: “Most companies already offer sexual harassment training of some sort. But it often exists to protect employers from lawsuits and focuses on teaching people … Read More
Enough Leaning In. Let’s Tell Men to Lean Out.
From The New York Times authored by Ruth Whippman: “If parents were giving their children virtue names today, as the Puritans used to do, nobody would choose Charity or Grace … Read More
Paid Child Care for Working Mothers? All It Took Was a World War
From The New York Times authored by Lydia Keisling: “I am typing this from inside an indoor playground in Portland. We are new to town, it’s the tail end of … Read More
