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1. WOMEN: THE MORE COMMITTED MANAGERS?

Author

Powell, Gary N., Posner, Barry Z., and Schmidt, Warren H.

Subjects
WOMEN executives, EXECUTIVES' attitudes, COMMITMENT (Psychology), ATTITUDE (Psychology)
Abstract

Discusses the results of a U.S.-based survey of American Management Association members which aimed to provide information on the relative degrees of commitment of female and male managers to their careers, as opposed to their family or home life. Similarities in the values of male and female managers regarding commitment; Sex-role stereotypes about men and women; Reconsideration of basic assumptions about female managers.

Published
1985

2. Self-made women take different view of money.

Author

Boss-Bicak, Shira

Subjects
BUSINESSWOMEN, PSYCHOLOGY of women, WOMEN executives, EXECUTIVES' attitudes, ATTITUDE (Psychology), SURVEYS
Abstract

The article presents information on the difference of attitudes of self-made businesswomen from that of men. It is stated that men are more emotional about markets than women are. A survey conducted by HNW Inc. reveals that wealthy women are more inclined than men to think it is important for their children to learn about giving back to society. It is also stated that women tend to be more holistic in how they look at finances while men are transactional in their approach.

Published
2008

3. So That's What Women Want.

Author

Phillips, Robin J.

Subjects
WOMEN executives, EXECUTIVES' attitudes, ATTITUDE (Psychology)
Abstract

Presents the results of a survey of the reasons behind the decision of women executives to resign from large companies. Opportunity to take risks with new ideas; Plan of starting a new business; Chance to earn more money.

Published
2001

4. At the Top of the Executive Ladder, Many Women Experience Vertigo.

Author

McClain, Dylan Loeb

Subjects
*WOMEN executives, *EXECUTIVES' attitudes, *SURVEYS, *WOMEN, *ATTITUDE (Psychology)
Abstract

Presents results of a survey of male and female executives at big companies on topics related to their attitudes about their own abilities.

Published
2001

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