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SOS

A Navigation Guide for Women at Work

Chantal Korteweg
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Morgan James Publishing

About

SOS: A Navigation Guide for Women at Work is an accessible and practical guide for women and men to improve gender equality, embrace diversity and rewrite the unwritten rules of the workplace.This transformative handbook addresses common challenges faced by women, including productivity, parenting, the pay gap-and, of course, guilt. These multifaceted issues need multifaceted solutions, so each topic is addressed through the SOS framework: Self: what can you do yourselfOthers: how can others help you and how can you help others, andSystem: how the system and the (unwritten) rules should change-and what you can do to support this change.SOS is a call to women and their allies, encouraging them to be the architects of change in their professional environments.

Related Subjects

  • Women in Business
  • Business & Economics
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Workplace Culture
  • Diversity & Inclusion

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