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Women in the Workplace

Would You Prefer to Work for a Man or Woman?

Leah Eichler | Posted 04.19.2013 | Canada Living
Leah Eichler

Posing the question, would you prefer to work for a man or women strikes me as treading in dangerous territory. For one, it insinuates that men and women fall into different stereotypical "types" as leaders. It also assumes that a terrible or wonderful manager somehow remains representative of his or her entire gender.

Are You a Bully Boss? How to Tell...

Nancy A. Shenker | Posted 11.20.2012 | Canada Business
Nancy A. Shenker

We teach our own kids to be nice to their classmates. Most of us do not intend to send our colleagues and staff home in tears or on the verge of ulcers. So, why do even the most "successful" business people develop reputations as bullies, bitches, or tyrants?