May 5, 2012
My attention was brought this week to an article claiming that men exaggerate more than women. Nothing new in that, many of us would think. This report also claimed that men actually gain from being such fibbers. Again, this sort of declaration possibly isn’t going to shake the earth on its axis. But what was ...
Tags: arrogant,
boy's club,
bullshitters,
business,
career advancement,
confidence,
exaggerate,
lying,
men's behaviour,
rude,
sexism,
the why chromosome
April 22, 2012
Happy Earth Day! Earth Day Network and Women Saving the World – Kathleen Rogers from Womensphere on Vimeo.
April 20, 2012
We have all joked that one day women will take over the world. But that day may come sooner than we think. Economists and sociologists have been predicting that women will surpass men in salary and become bread winners by 2020. And it’s not just experts who have such esteemed predictions for women — it’s ...
Tags: business,
career-goals,
careers,
economy,
feminism,
glass ceiling,
jobs,
maternity leave,
motherhood,
paternity leave,
Pew Poll,
poll,
women,
working women
September 22, 2011
Like a song set on repeat, we keep hearing that Brad and Angie are not getting married until everybody else can. Gossip magazines and tabloids: stop suggesting that they’re planning a big fat Brangelina wedding. But I admit, I share their desires for a world where marriage is an equal opportunity institution. Despite its legal, ...
Tags: Angelina Jolie,
bachelor party,
bachelorette party,
Book of Common Prayer,
Brad Pitt,
Brangelina,
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business,
ceremony,
cherish,
church ceremony,
cultural,
divorce,
dress designers,
equal vows,
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evolution of marriage,
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love,
marriage,
married life,
New York,
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officiants,
promises,
religious,
same-sex marriage,
social,
static,
tie the knot,
toast,
tradition,
vows,
wedding,
wedding gown,
wedding planning,
wife
July 26, 2011
UK businessmen give into demands of relentless businesswomen, allow them entrance to the sacred boardroom. A code of conduct created by 20 leading executive search firms is now promising that 30 percent of board nominees for FTSE 350 companies will be women. “By implementing these principles and working with FTSE 350 chairs and boards, the ...
Tags: board members,
business,
business world,
businessmen,
businesswomen,
code of conduct,
female executives,
FTSE 350,
nominated for board,
sexism,
women in business
April 27, 2011
Proving they’re smart, driven and disciplined, women are at the top of their academic game. More than ever before, women are graduating with post secondary degrees and going on to pursue higher education. These figures have spiked so high that women are now surpassing men in academics. The tides have been turning in colleges and ...
Tags: bachelor's degree,
business,
career,
degree,
domestic sphere,
education,
engineering,
master's degree,
mothers,
post secondary,
science,
wives,
women,
women academics