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Breaking the glass ceiling : can women reach the top of America's largest corporations?
Abstract
* Introduction * The Ceiling and the Wall: The Double Barrier to the Top * Up or Out: How Women Succeed, How They Derail * Perception Is Reality: The Narrow Band of Acceptable Behavior * Lessons for Success I: Its Not Enough to Work Hard * Lessons for Success II: Its Not Enough to Work Smart * Breaking the Class Ceiling: Making It to General Management * Hitting the Wall: Facing Limits, Finding Alternatives * The Future: Can Women Make It To The Top? * Epilogue: Where Are They Now?
Gender Diversity and InequalityGlass ceilingCeiling (cloud)Work (physics)Class (philosophy)PerceptionBusinessEngineeringOperations managementPolitical scienceComputer science
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