In the corporate world, it has been noted that a sizeable amount of high-level positions are filled by men, in spite of the fact that the workforce in a lot of developed nations is more than 50% female. It is believed by some that
companies
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this
will provide more Linking Words
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with as many opportunities as men to reach the highest levels possible in their careers, I believe that there should be checks and balances in place to ensure that Use synonyms
such
a mandate does not perpetuate the same imbalance it is being put in place to fight.
It is important for white-collar organizations, which have long operated with a systemic prejudice against Linking Words
women
, to be deliberate about abolishing Use synonyms
this
misogynistic approach to workplace promotion that has marginalised Linking Words
women
for so long. Mandating Use synonyms
companies
to allocate a certain percentage of Use synonyms
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women
are given a chance and supported to attain the highest levels of their careers. Doing Use synonyms
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is tantamount to providing Linking Words
women
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Furthermore
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this
benefits Linking Words
companies
in the long term in terms of efficiency as Use synonyms
women
have been identified by many studies to be better managers. Use synonyms
For example
, studies carried out by Harvard Business School have shown that Linking Words
companies
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roles have shown more growth than those that are male-dominated. Use synonyms
This
is a win-win situation for both Linking Words
companies
and the female workforce.
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However
, to avoid perpetuating the same systemic imbalance it is trying to fight - Linking Words
this
time against men, it is important to have checks and balances. Linking Words
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, in a case where a man is more qualified and skilled to fill an Linking Words
executive
position, it will be unfair to the man and against a business' interest to have to choose a less qualified woman solely because they are required to do so. For every system Use synonyms
that is
being instituted, equity and fairness must be considered.
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To conclude
, I strongly agree that Linking Words
companies
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but there must be checks and balances in place to ensure fairness.Use synonyms
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