That would be a serious mistake. It offers substantial value to both men and women but for quite different reasons. Their approach is strictly top-down, leaving no doubt whatsoever about who's in charge. In fact, because sharks think with their heads, and not with their hearts, they are oblivious to employees' needs and desires. In contrast to sharks, dolphins prefer operating in webs rather than in hierarchies.
Dolphins are extremely intuitive and constantly tuned in to employees' needs and desires.
In general, for whatever reasons, men have tended to behave more like a shark, historically their role model. But men are not sharks. Nor are all dolphins in the world's oceans female. We know enough about dolphin communities to appreciate their superior communication skills, their sonar-like sensitivity, their ability to cooperate and collaborate, their insatiable curiosity, and their commitment to each other's welfare. As humans who have had direct contact with them already know, they are also playful creatures.