Time’s Up Sinai: A Call for Action

May 6, 2019

Finding your passion

One piece of advice I give young people is that they don’t have to decide what they want to do for the rest of their life at age 22. Just think of all the jobs that didn’t exist 10 years ago and wh…

Women gifted in math are still less likely than men to pursue it

Lack of women in technical jobs—engineering, architecture, and software development, to name just a few—is often described as a “pipeline” problem: Not enough girls are choosing subjects at school...

With its new parental leave policy, HPE puts Silicon Valley on notice

Antonio Neri was already a popular CEO at HPE, the server and IT services firm where he took over from Meg Whitman last year. Apparently, he’s seen as an of-the-people leader, so to speak, having...

How knowing your colleague’s salary could hurt you

Many assume salary transparency will benefit employees, but there are downsides too

A year of #MeToo has done little to change medicine for female physicians

Although medicine is changing, women are still "seen as supporting cast members rather than big time decision-makers and physicians" despite #MeToo.

Jillian Bridgette Cohen found the glass ceiling in healthcare and wants to break it - Grit Daily...

Unlike other industries in the US, Healthcare is an industry where women make up 80% of all healthcare buying and usage decisions in their household. In fact,

Garmin is doing more for female athletes with new women's health tracking

Why flattery in the workplace is risky behavior

Don't run the risk of making your coworkers wonder, "Why is this person turning on the charm?"

The Femme Fatale Effect: Attractiveness is a Liability for Businesswomen’s Perceived Truthfulness,...

Sex Roles - In what we label the “femme fatale” effect, we proposed and found support for the notion that attractive businesswomen are judged as being less truthful than less attractive...