Quote: (01-20-2015 06:18 AM)Suits Wrote:
Quote: (01-20-2015 02:11 AM)TonySandos Wrote:
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Yale University’s Victoria Briscoll found that experienced and powerful male senators spoke more than their juniors on the Senate floor. But experience and power did not correlate with more speaking time for female senators. In her research, Briscoll also noted that loquacious male leaders got 10% higher ratings than their peers in the same organization, while female executives got 14% lower ratings than their peers if they spoke more.
Maybe they get rated lower when they talk more, because they say a lot of stupid things.
Quote: (01-20-2015 02:11 AM)TonySandos Wrote:
Recent studies suggest Americans are not ready for a female leader – even if she can get beyond the interruptions of male colleagues who won’t let her speak
Besides women use way more words to say the same thing, surprised nobody mentioned that a lot of this is probably due to female on female jealousy...listeners hating on the female leader/speaker.
I've had one female director (really hot ~40 yr old), and all the chics in the office hated her.
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