Excited to join @leaninboston to discuss the many barriers and biases women face when running for office. Proud to be in this race alongside so many strong women💪 #GetOutTheBias#mapoli#ma04
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What is @sarahjoyce10 of @leaninboston's #1 piece of advice? "Raise your hand and volunteer." On today’s episode of #the43percent, Sarah speaks to @reuter_claudia about how corporate leadership can make lasting change. Listen now: https://t.co/afXK7YlrqV
Raise your hand, start volunteering. I joined @reuter_claudia on #The43Percent to discuss why we should rethink leadership—and the measures you can take to succeed. Listen now: https://t.co/LWS3MdAX6w
On #LatinaEqualPay, it’s important to highlight Latinas face 1 of the biggest pay gaps of any group in America. On average, Latinas make 54.5 cents to every $1 earned by white men, to be exact. via https://t.co/aG1GlS304W
It's time to take concrete action towards building a better workplace for Black women. Join us in standing with Black women to fight for equality in the workplace today and
always. Check out @LeanInOrg's recommendations: https://t.co/6zhGNIZgSO #BlackWomensEqualPayDay
Join Lean In Boston, executives from Kendall Women In Technology, and Akamai Technologies on Thursday, May 16th for small group discussions around women's professional development. Register now! https://t.co/K3cQueGNVM
As you may have seen, today is #EqualPayDay, a reminder that a significant pay gap still exists between men and women. Join @LeanInOrg and us in fighting for what every woman deserves at https://t.co/a3Gx1dU9IL.
On average, women in the U.S. are still paid 20% less than men—and Black women and Latinas are paid even less. @LeanInOrg asked
women: What would you do with 20% more?
New research suggests that how technology companies recruit candidates during on-campus information sessions might play a role in dissuading women from the jobs. Check out our next Boston Lean In event at Akamai Technologies. https://t.co/imf12x3knn
People are quick to blame themselves for failure, and companies hedge against it even if they pay lip service to the noble concept of trial and error. What can you do if you want to face your fear of screwing up and push beyond it to success? https://t.co/9yWeEzQtj1
"In other words, we tend to wrongly assume that new people won’t like us before we’ve even met them, and these mistaken beliefs only intensify afterward." https://t.co/Hr99q8zjZ9