Women at Work
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Women at Work
If you ask working women with families why they step off the leadership track, it’s often not just because of what happens at the office. Rather, it’s because of the combined effect of their daytime job together with their second job of managing the incessant responsibilities of household and family care: what needs to be done, who needs to be wher... See more
Jennifer Garcia-Alonso • Lightening the Mental Load That Holds Women Back
In summary, society has some destructive notions about women. We are not treated as equals at home or at work. We are treated as a dumping ground for all the work that men are taught not to do. And that absolutely includes systemic sexism built into our politics, our laws, and our institutions. And yet, women are complicit.
Rachel Rodgers • We Should All Be Millionaires
most women clearly don’t aspire to make that straight climb to the summit anymore.