Working on Different Planets

Topics:
Equal Opportunity
Tags:
Gender And Diversity,
Human Resources,
Monster,
Women
Source:
Monster

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Overview: Men and women can blow each other's actions out of proportion, when what it all boils down to is a misinterpretation in today’s working Environment. Men commonly misinterpret a woman's behavior as a sign of incompetence. They believe women are slow, they whine and complain, they're too sensitive and ask too many questions, which explains why they think women are not competent enough to get the job done right.

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Format: HTML | Size: 12KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1

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