Many 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 or disagree?

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I have no idea about developed countries because my country is a developing country and I am going to describe it in my way. I totally disagree to share an exact percentage of
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compared to
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at the management level or higher. The reason is not about sex but it is about performance and attitude. Nowadays, the world is free and people have equality. No matter what sex are we, some ,way occupations are not suitable for every gender
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as soldiers, police, and worker in the construction business because the physical body between
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and
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,
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can be stronger.
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, the woman can do an exquisite and caring job like a nurse.
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, a site construction has 100 workers 80 are
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and 20 are
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they need to have 10 foremen and all of the.m are
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this
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is fair because
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have more skill able than
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worker For the percentage of high-level positions are filled by
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sentence is not collected in my notion because the executive and board committees usually choose the person who can lead the company by his/her competence and royalty. In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen are
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different is their ability, talent, eagerness and enthusiasm. In my opinion, companies always select the best candidate to be a manager by these skills.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • gender disparity
  • glass ceiling
  • workforce representation
  • gender diversity
  • equal opportunity
  • professional advancement
  • social equality
  • gender equality
  • empowerment
  • barrier
  • discrimination
  • inequality
  • bias
  • reinforce
  • inclusive
  • combat
  • strive for
  • promote
  • nurture
  • enhance
  • progressive
  • implement
  • quota system
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