Gender inequality | Why female leaders are seen as 'conniving'

Why female leaders are seen as 'conniving'

After hearing several stories from both men and women complaining that ‘mean girls’ still exist in the workplace, authors Andrea Kramer and her husband Alton Harris explored whether there was indeed conflict at work between women.

The book It’s not you, it’s the workplace: Women’s conflict at work and the bias that built it, follows stories including one account where a woman described her previous female bosses as ‘b*****s’. The woman claimed that her female bosses had been so awful in the past, that she would now only work for men, the Financial Times reported.

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