Career & Success

How Women Can Overcome Bias At Work

Why women have stalled and what can be done about it.

July 28, 2016

| by Beth Rimbey Sukhjit Ghag

According to Professor of Organizational Behavior Shelley Correll, women are not seeing career advancement and opportunities they way they did in past decades. Despite good intentions by corporations and individuals, unconscious biases are holding women back. But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

Organizational Behavior , Career & Success , Management

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