5 Harmful Ways Women Feel They Must Adapt in Corporate America

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Oct 31

Harvard Business Review | Deepa Purushothaman, Lisen Stromberg, and Lisa Kaplowitz

Gain insights into the difficulties experienced by accomplished women in the corporate world as they strive to balance the expectations of flawlessness, conformity, self-denial, independence, and complete fulfillment. Discover the counterproductive adaptations that women may resort to, and understand why it is crucial for executives to tackle these matters in order to foster a workplace that welcomes diversity.

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