Gallagher's fresh approach is often counter-intuitive and goes beyond accepted wisdom about such things as mentoring and networking. She delineates critical success factors and proven strategies for planning for life at the top of the corporate ladder. Rewriting the Rules Plume, 1995. Fifty percent of all law school graduates are women, yet few women lawyers make it to the top of their field. Based on over 100 interviews, Harrington's book offers a fascinating and clearly written look at the issues facing women in law and advice for excelling in the field.
Anger is an emotion that can create challenges for women at home and at work.
This classic provides an excellent resource for women who want to find better ways to handle anger. Clear and easy to read, with many helpful insights and suggestions. Malveaux is a captivating journalist and television personality with a sharp wit and provocative insights. With a forward by Maya Angelou, this is a compilation of Malveaux's columns from King Features Syndicate, USA Today, San Francisco Sun Reporter, and Black Issues in Higher Education. The author uses her background in economics and incisive thinking as she discusses many relevant topics including the economy, African-American businesses, the future of work, the status of women, race, values and vision within a society, politics, and policy.