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Women's Leadership In Startups Grows Up To 18% In The Last Five Years: Report
According to the report, startups have proven to be a magnet for some of the most highly skilled and motivated women.
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Startup India: 50,000 Startups Recognised In Five Years, Delhi And Karnataka Lead Numbers
Interestingly, the leadership teams of 45 per cent startups have women entrepreneurs.
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A Google Engineer Writes That Women May Be Genetically Unsuited For Tech Jobs
In a screed that rocketed around Silicon Valley this weekend, a software engineer at Google blasted the company's efforts to increase the number of minorities and women in its ranks and leadership positions.
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For Women CEOs, Danger Lurks Atop The Corporate Ladder
In one recent 24-hour span, two women were pushed out of leadership roles at major US corporations, spotlighting how investor pressure can frustrate efforts to broaden diversity in the boardroom.
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Twitter's Workforce Diversity Improves, Goals Raised for 2017
Silicon Valley companies have been hesitant to set numbers to their broad efforts to diversify their workforces, fearing greater scrutiny.
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Quotas Can Make Women More Competitive In Career, Says Union Minister Anupriya Patel
Union Minister Anupriya Patel today favoured establishing quotas for women to help them compete in mixed-gender environments and advance in leadership roles, while observing that companies and public offices with women at senior positions tend to do better.
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The Secret To Getting More Women To The Top Could Be Giving Fathers More Time Off
A huge study released Monday reveals yet more unsettling statistics about the low numbers of women in leadership jobs. In the report, the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the consulting firm EY found that nearly 60 percent of the almost 22,000 companies around the globe examined in its giant sample had no women on the board of dir...
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At Davos, top women leaders seek more than lip service
Speaking at a session on 'Women in Economic Decision-Making', Lagarde said that women are doing a wonderful job wherever they have got the leadership positions, be it in banks or other sectors.
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Women's Leadership In Startups Grows Up To 18% In The Last Five Years: Report
According to the report, startups have proven to be a magnet for some of the most highly skilled and motivated women.
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Startup India: 50,000 Startups Recognised In Five Years, Delhi And Karnataka Lead Numbers
Interestingly, the leadership teams of 45 per cent startups have women entrepreneurs.
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A Google Engineer Writes That Women May Be Genetically Unsuited For Tech Jobs
In a screed that rocketed around Silicon Valley this weekend, a software engineer at Google blasted the company's efforts to increase the number of minorities and women in its ranks and leadership positions.
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For Women CEOs, Danger Lurks Atop The Corporate Ladder
In one recent 24-hour span, two women were pushed out of leadership roles at major US corporations, spotlighting how investor pressure can frustrate efforts to broaden diversity in the boardroom.
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Twitter's Workforce Diversity Improves, Goals Raised for 2017
Silicon Valley companies have been hesitant to set numbers to their broad efforts to diversify their workforces, fearing greater scrutiny.
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Quotas Can Make Women More Competitive In Career, Says Union Minister Anupriya Patel
Union Minister Anupriya Patel today favoured establishing quotas for women to help them compete in mixed-gender environments and advance in leadership roles, while observing that companies and public offices with women at senior positions tend to do better.
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The Secret To Getting More Women To The Top Could Be Giving Fathers More Time Off
A huge study released Monday reveals yet more unsettling statistics about the low numbers of women in leadership jobs. In the report, the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the consulting firm EY found that nearly 60 percent of the almost 22,000 companies around the globe examined in its giant sample had no women on the board of dir...
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At Davos, top women leaders seek more than lip service
Speaking at a session on 'Women in Economic Decision-Making', Lagarde said that women are doing a wonderful job wherever they have got the leadership positions, be it in banks or other sectors.
