Women in The Workplace

Especially when the employee is a male-dominated workplace or women's occupation in the workplace, it is a big challenge and "success" plays a big part in the workplace. No matter how stubborn of women, "ruthless," work poisoning ", or how much her personal success, there is always a few obstacles, since she could not completely reach the top, Enterprise ladder. She must also fight a stereotype that hurts her confidence and limits her possibilities.

This is an excerpt of LeanIn.Org and McKinsey edited in the workplace in 2017. This is based on a woman in the workplace in 2015 and a workplace female report in 2016 and a similar survey conducted by McKinsey in 2012. For more information, please visit womenintheworkplace.com.

According to McKinsey & Company and Sheryl Sandberg 's "Leanin.Org" women's workplace survey in 2016, gender equality in the workplace will last more than a century. They said that this reason has nothing to do with women 's opt - out. According to recent research, consumption of men and women is almost the same. Conversely, women face confrontation barriers primarily due to gender bias. In her book "Lean In", Sandberg let us sit at the table. But sitting at the table is only effective if it brings value to the discussion. This value starts with opinion rooted in preparation and fact. After you finish your homework, you reach a firm conclusion before you go to the table

For women, "unique" in the workplace is local. In the latest "workplace women" survey, 20% of women usually answer that they are the only gender of the room. In some fields such as technology and engineering, this figure is much higher. For women of color, this number has risen to nearly 45%. Male, only 7%. These statistics were derived from surveys of 64,000 employees in North America and 279 companies, and these statistics clearly show that most companies' irrational progress in gender equality is frustrating . In the past five years, the proportion of white-collar women who joined the company grew steadily as they approached men. However, the expression of women is still scaled down in the company channel, and in senior management the expression of women is still 1/5.

Looking back on 2017, we believe we have seen women's progress in the workplace. Although the number of female leaders is still very small, I would like to concentrate on sexual harassment of women at work, but experienced further change catalysis, and both employers (such as female employee resource group etc.) Using the existing resources, based on us and others The evidence gathered by the organization brought positive change in 2018