<p>I know this is an old topic an probably don’t need much discussion, but just thought to share this interesting finding with you:
Qianqian Du, assistant professor of finance at Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance (SAIF), Many Chinese women still believe that men should take a dominant role in economic and social life. This is not to say that Chinese women are not capable but their traditional views will limit themselves from doing too many things, she says.
What does everyone think? Should China still be a popular place to go to work for? For the full article follow this link:
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The article also provides prepestives from other female business leaders, including China’s Yang Lan and Turkey’s Guler Sabanci.</p>
<p>Because of their stronger GPAs, women comprise 85% of all big 4 employees.</p>
<p>Getting or making coffee.</p>
<p>Glass ceiling, isn’t it called?</p>
<p>Their role is to inspire men, while they are making a major business decisions :)</p>
<p>Wow, not sexist at all. Great job guys!!!</p>
<p>All in good fun :)</p>
<p>No hard feelings Dawgie. :)</p>
<p>The official title is secretary, right?</p>
<p>More like your boss, maxellis.</p>
<p>maxellis, haha nice one :)</p>