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"Excellent work/life, flex schedules, not expected to work off hours in general. Great maternity leave, larger locations also have great nursing facilities. I think women are well represented in leadership. A female leads our (very large) BU. It does seem like women without kids are more likely to advance, though. Can sometimes seem like people don't drive for results or are a little lazy. Not great at career development or promotions."

"You probably won't get paid as much as your male counterparts for doing the same work. The men at the top are overtly sexist and misogynistic and they only like the women that play along. Once, I and 3 other women walked into a conference room for a meeting with a male VP and he remarked "my harem is here." I can think of two other male VPs who made sexist comments in front of lower-ranking women because they know there are no repercussions."

"Gender equality varies between businesses and work groups. Women are promoted up to a point, and then not so much, which has resulted in reduced bench strength when it comes to promoting women past the lower level team lead roles. This is not true of all groups, but many."

"The company provides good options for work/life balance. I work from home 2 days per week and am not expected to check email, do additional work after hours."