Effectively delegating work to others is considered critical to managerial success, as it frees up managers’ time and develops subordinates’ skills. In this webinar Professor Akinola shares research highlighting that female leaders, as compared to male leaders, find it more difficult to delegate tasks due to gender-role incongruence. She also highlights practical strategies to help women overcome this gender difference in delegation.
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