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Report shows glass ceiling persists in Minnesota organizations.
A summary of the findings on the incremental changes women are accomplishing in breaking the 'glass ceiling' first reported in the January/February issue of Harvard Business Review.
Home for Shatter the Glass Ceiling, a working woman's magazine. The site's business links include comprehensive directories, resources, articles, organizations and networking.
Article by Pamela Kruger from Fast Company.
Information on Dataline, a newsletter that reports on the 'glass ceiling' in American corporations.
Article from Joan Lloyd & Associates.
An article written by Larry Reynolds on the need of women and minorities to gain small wins to break executive barriers. Published in HR-Today.com.
The “glass ceiling” that historically has been a barrier to advancement by women in the workplace is showing some cracks, a gradual change backed up by Census Bureau figures.
It's not just the glass ceiling that keeps IT women from the top, it's the whole structure, and the only way to fix it is board by board.
A Women's Wire special on breaking the glass ceiling.
Sally Helgesen discusses how women's contribution to our changing world may be their insistence upon breaking the mold rather than just fitting in.
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