Most high-level positions in companies are filled by men even though the workforce in many developed countries is more than 50 percent female. Companies should be required to allocate a certain percentage of these positions to women. To what extent do you agree?

It is mostly considered that businesses in developing countries consider
men
better in positions that are
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mostly
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noticeably high compared to
female
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females
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.I completely agree that women should
also
be given a chance in positions that are highly noticeably
Firsly
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,
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think that women can take any job that
men
do.It is generally known that it is a man's world but females nowadays go an extra mile with their tasks.
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, construction was previously known to be
man's
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job but currently, almost all females can do the task
therefore
i
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believe that ladies need to be given the same chances as
men
do.
Secondly
, there are some jobs that are painted as if they can only be led by
men
only,
This
means that as a female , it is almost impossible to take on the majority of
man
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because one ends up feeling excluded and
unworth
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.
For example
, a female individual can not lead the construction company due to the strength
that is
needed in construction, the heaviness of the work to be done and it becomes heavy for ladies to take it on,
therefore
it is always gents that take over the task. To sum up, l still completely believe that females must be given
same
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opportunities
into
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companies as long as they qualify to do the task and in
future
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everyone will
also
take it
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  • inequality
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