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Jennifer Scott Mobley, Ph.D.
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10/17/19 at 8:40PM UTC
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Early Career Women

Before the glass ceiling, women face “broken rung” on corporate ladder

This week's must read: Vanessa Fuhrmans' "Where Women Fall Behind at Work: The First Step into Management" from @wallstreet.journal cites some of the key findings from a new Women in the Workplace study that was conducted by @mckinseyco and @leaninorg. Here is the link: https://www.wsj.com/articles/where-women-fall-behind-at-work-the-first-step-into-management-11571112361 This is why we created this community. Let's work together to even the odds and empower women to lead from day one. ? What's your take? What can companies do to support women early in their careers? Tell us in the comments below. ?

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User deleted comment on 10/25/19 at 4:08PM UTC
Jennifer Scott Mobley, Ph.D.
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11/01/19 at 11:58PM UTC
This is such an excellent point, Kristen! This is why I love the work of sites like FairyGodBoss too. I hope we can help make it more of a norm for women to both understand the promotion trends of companies before accepting an offer and report it for public accountability.
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