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Based on evaluations and studies done by the government, it has been concluded that women should be considered and hired for positions that were once reserved for men. The world has age old practices that entitle men and leave women to positions existing in the home. There have recently been significant strides where women are increasing their numbers in the professions, but this still leaves more to be desired. Read the rest of this entry »

After individual assignments and group projects you've just been handed your MBA. Now is the time to focus on securing the employment that you would be satisfied by. Be design, the coursework was difficult and you had every reason to assume that you're prepared for the job when you get one. Some of your peers have been awarded positions and yours is to come as well. This will work out to be the job of your dreams. Read the rest of this entry »

Life is tough and the grind is worse. Working everyday causes stress and strain on both the worker and employer. Therefore, it's a great plan to have an interest in the employees' complaints. Their ability to produce is dependent upon a responsive environment and one that can be prepared for the issues they face. As an employer the responsibility lies in the fact that the conditions must be controlled for. This is to say that the employees' requests should be taken seriously and their demands met to make for a prosperous working environment. Read the rest of this entry »

There is a contingent of people who propose that there are no issues with mobility in business for women. This attitude of ignorance has compelled leaders to avoid taking a stand on the subject. The fact remains that there are subject matters that couldn't win anyone over because they have yet to be addressed. Facing the totality of the situation, there is a need to fix the gender disparity issue and evolve into a superior species. It's in this way that the change for the better will happen. Read the rest of this entry »