A few good women at the top: The China case
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A few good women at the top: The China case 2013
نویسندگان :
Shimin Liu
چکیده :
In the face of global economic downturns, an increasing number of women
are rising to top management positions. What happened in China seems to resonate
with the trend in the West. In China, only one in four have made it to the top
management level, with a majority taking the position of chief operating officer, chief
financial officer, and human resources director. In China, 53% of women are caught in
sticky-floor situations and never advance beyond lower-level positions in the workplace.
What holds women back from climbing up the corporate ladder? This research
explores the stories of women executives in China’s corporate world based on an
exploratory study. We investigated the following questions: What are these women’s
beliefs about and responses to the glass ceiling? What personal, social, and organizational
constraints undermine their capacity to play a part in a traditionally maledominant
world? How did these women make their way to the top? And, what factors
are unique to Chinese women managers’ career advancement
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