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Fiction vs. Reality
Twenty years ago, not only were we watching a different set of TV shows—we were watching TV very differently.
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Moving Beyond Mentorship
In 2011, when Ernst & Young CPA and partner Karyn Twaronite was asked to take on the company’s post of Americas inclusiveness officer, she had to think hard about the offer.
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Traveling Light
Working moms have always faced the stress of juggling family and their professional lives. Throw business travel into the equation, and the balancing act becomes even more delicate.
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Stepping Out: Charlotte, NC
Once known for its cotton mills and railroads, in the past 40 or so years Charlotte, North Carolina, has become the banking and energy hub of the Southeast.
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Work + Life
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Build a Better Board
If you’re looking for a solid investment, you could do worse than to choose a company with at least one woman on the board: those companies outperform companies without female directors.
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Men on a Mission
Men have always mentored one another. But now, more men in the C-suite are helping women get into the corner office—and they’re making headway.
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Soledad O’Brien: Bringing Diverse America to Light
O’Brien’s success hasn’t been about pageantry or good looks. Her journalism career is marked by bringing us smart, well-reported stories that confront tough questions, even if they sometimes make us feel uncomfortable.
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Shortcuts: Learn How to Say No
“I still feel the pressure to say yes to everyone,” admits Darcy Ing, a San Francisco psychologist of Asian descent. “The Asian emphasis on cooperation and solidarity places a lot of pressure on women to go along with whatever the group wants.”
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