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Pioneering journalist Lesley Stahl on breaking into a boys’ club
Lesley Stahl is an Emmy-winning journalist who currently reports for the CBS News program “60 Minutes.” During her long career, she has served as a White House correspondent and anchor of CBS’ “Face the Nation.” But she didn't have an…
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Nancy Pelosi on her own glass ceiling and Hillary Clinton’s
Minority Leader Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Cali., broke her own glass ceiling when she was elected the first Speaker of the House. Today, she stands with Hillary Clinton as she campaigns to become the first woman commander-in-chief. Pelosi speaks with Gwen…
Why women are often put in charge of failing companies
The glass cliff is a phenomenon in which women are more likely to be put into leadership roles under risky and precarious circumstances.
Reddit CEO Ellen Pao bans salary negotiations
Ellen Pao may have lost a Silicon Valley gender discrimination suit on all four accounts, but she isn’t backing down on a mission to increase gender equality in the tech world.
Could increasing the percentage of women on corporate boards have a trickle-down effect on the workforce? That's not the case when quotas, and later sanctions, are used to force businesses to invite more women to the boardroom.
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