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The Quotient
 

Immigrant Women's Lives: Weaving Garment Work and Legislative Policy
 

Going to the Top
 

Our Turn
 

I'd Rather Be in Charge: A Legendary Business Leader's Roadmap for Achieving Pride, Power, and Joy at Work  LINK TO DOWNLOAD OR READ!!Read Or Download I'd Rather Be in Charge: A Legendary Business Leader's Roadmap for Achieving Pride, Power, and Joy at WorkGet Free Trial Just For Today!Register Now!Charlotte Beers is proof that women can achieve power, pride, and joy at work?despite the odds. In the highly competitive and often cutthroat world of advertising, Charlotte became the first female ever to head two giant, multinational advertising agencies. In serving her demanding clients, she helped build many of the most important brands around the world.?Today, Charlotte rates her current title?teacher?her most satisfying, as she travels through the United States and Europe educating women on how to ignite their own strengths, in what she calls ?the era of forging ahead for women.??Her pioneering experiences have been captured in I?d Rather Be in Charge, creating a blueprint for women as they face their own challenges and strive to achieve the positions of leadership and influence they deserve. Told in an intimate and honest style, I?d Rather Be in Charge is part personal history, part pragmatic guide, as Charlotte describes her own? experiences, lessons from her peers such as  

Oxford Handbook of Women and the Economy
 

Pitch Like a Girl: How a Woman Can Be Herself and Still Succeed
 

Young People and the Labour Market: A Comparative Perspective
 

The Comeback: Seven Stories of Women Who Went from Career to Family and Back Again  LINK TO DOWNLOAD OR READ!!Read Or Download The Comeback: Seven Stories of Women Who Went from Career to Family and Back AgainGet Free Trial Just For Today!Register Now!A must-read for all women juggling career and family: an inspiring book that argues that women can have it all?just not all at once.We've all heard the chatter in magazines and on television about off-ramps and on-ramps, decreased earning power, increased competition, too much readjustment, too little flexibility, no jobs, no hope?nothing to look forward to. Women are used to being told that once we get off the career track, we can't get back on. In The Comeback, Emma Gilbey Keller proves that this isn't true: More and more, companies today are looking at the value of hiring returning mothers. In this encouraging book, Keller tells the stories of seven very different women who sought to strike a balance between demanding careers and budding families. With all of them there came a moment?unplanned?when they decided to give up work and become full-time mothers. Then, some time later, each of them decided it was time to start thinking about going back. Their stories are complicated,  

Girl Talk: Money