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Which Way Is Up?: Examining the Degree of Influence Various Factors Have on the Professional Advancement of AfricanAmerican Wom,Used
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What does it take for AfricanAmerican women to rise to senior management positions in corporate America? This book is a case study examining the lives of several AfricanAmerican women from different corporate environments and the degree of influence various factors had on their rise to senior management compared to what the research says. Although significant progress has been made with women breaking glass ceiling barriers there still continues to be a disproportionate number of AfricanAmerican women in senior management when compared to other minorities. Studies suggest that various factors such as, mentors, education,and professional networks are key to moving up in corporate America. You have done everything recommended but still can't break through. You're stuck in middle management. So what does all this mean? Is there a certain combination that is more successful than another? What do "I" have to do to advance in corporate American? Which way is really up?
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