History of Feminism

seabeyond

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9. i would imagine a good manager would, being aware.

Thu Sep 20, 2012, 07:57 PM

Sep 2012

i know when i was a manager, there would be particular people i wanted to hear from, but i knew they were to quiet and hesitant to speak out. i would purposely ask then what they thought. and it was effective. also when someone rides over what another is saying, make sure the conversation gets back to the speaker that was interrupted.

back in the 80's and 90's there were management courses that addressed this.

also, i think it is really important we teach our girls today, their right to their voice.

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Women Speak Drastically Less When They’re Surrounded by Dudes. And That’s Bad. [View all] redqueen Sep 2012 OP

i am doing another post on this OP but, i want to address something i have been thinking about. seabeyond Sep 2012 #1

Yes, I think you raise some good points. redqueen Sep 2012 #3

Women who speak out are still disliked and shunned. MadrasT Sep 2012 #2

What I find infuriating is when women join in. redqueen Sep 2012 #4

You know it's funny ismnotwasm Sep 2012 #5

very good article. something administrators on du should take into consideration. seabeyond Sep 2012 #6

Sort of a little off topic, JoeyT Sep 2012 #7

I'd say that's pretty on topic. :). nt redqueen Sep 2012 #8

i would imagine a good manager would, being aware. seabeyond Sep 2012 #9

btw... my brother has always worked in high risk occupations. oil, underwater welder, seabeyond Sep 2012 #10

Yep, me too, mostly. JoeyT Sep 2012 #11

that is an interesting perspective. seabeyond Sep 2012 #12

You are much like my husband JustAnotherGen Sep 2012 #13