Anne Kreamer, in her brief yet content-rich HBR blog discusses workplace gender differences from a neuroscience/emotional intelligence perspective. Refreshing and far more advanced than the old John Gray Mars-Venus divide which I found rather simplistic and narrow. A Female-Dominated Workplace Won't Fix Everything - Anne Kreamer - Harvard Business Review.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
A Female-Dominated Workplace Won't Fix Everything - Anne Kreamer - Harvard Business Review
Anne Kreamer, in her brief yet content-rich HBR blog discusses workplace gender differences from a neuroscience/emotional intelligence perspective. Refreshing and far more advanced than the old John Gray Mars-Venus divide which I found rather simplistic and narrow. A Female-Dominated Workplace Won't Fix Everything - Anne Kreamer - Harvard Business Review.
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Denise Brouillette, MBA is an executive coach, leadership consultant, author, and president and founder of LeaderXpress®. For the past 18 years she has been consulting to and coaching executives, key leaders, and leadership teams in the areas of leadership presence, power and political savvy, interpersonal communication, influence and negotiation, social and emotional intelligence, and building motivated teams across distance and cultures.
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