Today at 1100 GMT as part of the BBC’s #100women series, BBC Africa will host a Google hang-out to discuss whether African societies can accept women in leadership. If you’re a woman in a leadership position, what kind of reaction have you had from those inside and outside your organisation? Are men still reluctant to accept women in positions of power and the decisions they make? Do men feel threatened by the advancement of women in the workplace? Do quota systems help to get women up to parity with men? Or are they a backward step? Are young girls still groomed to be the helper at home rather than someone with ambitious targets? Do women subconsciously limit themselves to expect less from a career? What is the price women pay for pursuing their goals? Let us know your thoughts and experiences
source
Related Articles
-
Women In Leadership | Renzo Javier Barrantes | TEDxJWUNorthMiami
The winding road toward gender equality has been a long one, and there is still much more for us...
-
How to Lead a Woman That's a Leader
Clip from episode: Let’s talk headship: A Conversation ——– If you’d like to support With The Perry’s in any...
-
Women lag behind men in financial sector leadership
Despite making up half of the workforce in the financial sector, women continue to lag behind their male counterparts...
-
Best C‘s to have 😎🔥🔥 #motivation #confidence #confidentliving #leadershipinspiration #leader
#follow @ayathealchemist #Confidence #LeadershipSkills #leadertraining #SelfImprovement #PersonalDevelopment #SuccessMindset #Motivation #Empowerment #LeadershipDevelopment #SelfConfidence #SelfEsteem #Inspiration #PositiveThinking #SelfLeadership #ConfidentLiving #LeadershipQualities #SuccessTips...
-
Moore 2015 Happy Fernandez Women’s Leadership Prize Recipient: Wydelah Campbell
Wydelah Campbell, a Graphic Design major, was awarded the Happy Fernandez Women’s Leadership Prize at Moore College of Art...
-
The Impact of Women in Leadership
To power the age of immune medicine, we empower each other. Adapters share why mentorship is more important than...
-
Tariq Ramadan on Islamic Feminism and Women's Leadership
Tariq Ramadan (Research Fellow, European Studies Centre and Middle East Centre, St. Antony’s College, Oxford University, Oxford) speaking about...
-
2019 Women Leaders Global Forum on Leadership: Staying Positive Through Thick and Thin
Panelists Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, the President of Croatia, and Larissa Kennedy, advocacy and campaigns officer at Plan International, discussed the...
0 Comments