Women at Work
When to Use This Tool:
Use the Women at Work podcast when you want honest, research-backed conversations about the challenges and opportunities women face in the modern workplace. It’s especially useful when you’re looking for practical tools, real stories, and expert advice to navigate leadership, bias, balance, and ambition with clarity and confidence.
Why It Matters:
Produced by Harvard Business Review, this podcast explores how gender dynamics shape professional experiences—and what can be done to change them. By offering insights, language, and strategies, it helps women (and allies) create more equitable, supportive, and empowering workplaces.
Listen here
Harvard Business Review
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Women at Work
When to Use This Tool:
Use the Women at Work podcast when you want honest, research-backed conversations about the challenges and opportunities women face in the modern workplace. It’s especially useful when you’re looking for practical tools, real stories, and expert advice to navigate leadership, bias, balance, and ambition with clarity and confidence.
Why It Matters:
Produced by Harvard Business Review, this podcast explores how gender dynamics shape professional experiences—and what can be done to change them. By offering insights, language, and strategies, it helps women (and allies) create more equitable, supportive, and empowering workplaces.
Listen here
Harvard Business Review
Author
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