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 
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 a mandate does not perpetuate the same imbalance it is being put in place to fight. 
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, to avoid perpetuating the same systemic imbalance it is trying to fight - Linking Words
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, in a case where a man is more qualified and skilled to fill an Linking Words
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