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    Hire a Woman: the Advantage of Female Leadership Scholars of management‚ politics‚ history and psychology have attempted all best to identify the essential part of leadership since classical times In last decade‚ the female leadership has attracted increasing attention in academic circles since in business practice there has emerged a new era for female leaders (Sharpe‚ R.‚ 2000; Eagly‚ A. H. &Carli‚ L.L.‚ 2003). Women has much potential to play more important role in firms in particular the

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    organizational performance” (Hemingway‚ 2007). Service academies exist purely to mold new leaders and an officer’s entire career is carefully tracked by higher headquarters to ensure leadership experience and skills are gained with each assignment. In order to attain the highest ranks in the military‚ one must have leadership experience-- and that is certainly something that cannot be taught in an academy. Experience leading troops is only gained over time and in opportunities presented. Individuals who

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    choice‚ if we approach in terms of equal access not just equal opportunities. Rather‚ women could enjoy much more choices through the encouragement against suppressing environments. Why women’s political ambition is less developed? It seems to be natural that women are less ambitious than men. Women are inherently less ambitious? According to Richard L. Fox‚ it is educated or given from unfavorable environments for women. He explains gender differences in ambition for office seeking these four factors:

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    Women in Leadership I have chosen the topic “Women in Leadership”‚ the reason why I have chosen this topic because I would like to find out some of the difficulties women face in leadership. What are some of the weaknesses found in women and leadership? What are some of the barriers that women face in the work place? Are female leaders any different from male leaders? While women make up over more than half of the workforce‚ as you look at the organization there are fewer women

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    Running head: WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP Women in Leadership Baker Center for Graduate Studies Submitted by For Dr. P. Karbon BUS 685 Dynamics of Leadership May 1‚ 2007 CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORSHIP: I certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance I received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any sources from which I used data‚ ideas‚ or words‚ either quoted directly or paraphrased

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    Less Effective with Unskilled Workers Another disadvantage of participative leadership theories is that they don’t work on every type of workplace environment. Manufacturing companies that have a large workforce might have more difficulty arriving to a business decision using a democratic leadership style. Additionally‚ level of skills play a role‚ as a large percentage of unskilled labor might hinder business decisions. Or‚ an employee who lacks group skills might not have his voice heard in the

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    WOMEN AND LEADERSHIP Leadership: A simple definition of leadership is that leadership is the art of motivating a group of people to act towards achieving a common goal. Put even more simply‚ the leader is the inspiration and director of the action. He or she is the person in the group that possesses the combination of personality and skills that makes others want to follow his or her direction. In business‚ leadership is welded to performance. Effective leaders are those who increase their companies‘

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    Helen E. Fisher‚ Ph.D.‚ has written extensively on gender differences in the brain and behavior; the evolution of human sexuality; and the future of men‚ women‚ business‚ sex‚ and family life in the twenty-first century. The New York Times Book Review selected her book‚ The First Sex: The Natural Talents of Women and How They Are Changing the World‚ as a Notable Book of 1999. She currently serves as research professor at the Center for Human Evolutionary Studies in the Department of Anthropology at

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    WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP IN SCIENCE‚ TECHNOLOGY AND MATHEMATICS: Lilian Mapuranga‚ Science and Technology Officer‚ Department of Nanotechnology‚ Ministry of Science and Technology Development ABSTRACT Despite the great strides in women empowerment and emancipation there is still a gap of women in leadership positions in the science‚ engineering and technology and mathematics (STEM). Data in Zimbabwe‚ obtained from the Draft Status of the Science‚ Technology and Innovation in Zimbabwe document show that

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    W hy do men tend to fare better in competitive environments than women do? It is a question researchers have long pondered. More than a decade ago‚ two economists —Claudia Goldin of Harvard and Cecilia Rouse of Princeton—found sex-based discrimination in the hiring of orchestra musicians. Beginning in the 1970s‚ many orchestras in the United States‚ hoping to remedy a dearth of women in their ranks‚ began conducting blind auditions. Musicians performed behind a screen so the selection

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