Women Achievement Research Paper

Achievement in itself is primarily difficult to operationalise, and with this statement, it can be inferred dependent on the 'type' of women they are discussing, a woman in a first world country make be more open to chances at 'achievement' than a woman in a third world country. In spite of this, it can be argued that a first world country women's view of achievement may differ from a third world women. Compared to the 19th century validation of women as a whole, women now are now thought of with greater recognition and respect, but not completely. However, women are still widely barriered from achieving' certain things, there is still clearly a glass-ceiling, gender pay gap, sexism, prejudice against women for their stereotyped nature. When
A US typical women may, find achievement in a degree, a job and a family and being successful in the field she works in, equally a woman in the third world is entitled to feel the same. A more conservative country such as Abu Dhabi, a woman could find achievement, in marriage or being happy or being generic family valued achievements. In china, marriage is also considered a vital achievement of a of woman. Some women in third world countries are forbidden from having an education, or working in such fields. Therefore the statement that they 'have a chance', is false in this predicament. Culturally, achievement for women will differ. Due to a difference in social standards in countries, women are evidently limited due to the countries
This is a radical feminist belief, that women can't take on jobs in a fields such as managerial work, and are forced to work in the 5's (catering....etc), this is due to the fact that women who have a family (children) or women at the age of able pregnancy, are likely not to be hired of a man. For the simple fact, that she will have to look after them, may not be able to do full-time hours or may go on maternity leave. Therefore, it is evident that women are not subjected to being able to achieve anything they want.

In conclusion, my response to the statement 'Women now have a chance to achieve anything they want' is highly inaccurate of society today. Although women may be entitled to achieve anything, there are institutional, social, political and economic barriers, as well as social cleavages that prevent them from doing so. The correct statement could be 'women now have chance', but achieving anything they want can be deemed as farfetched and inaccurate of society as a