Women in management

Brief history ,[object Object]

Women were considered just as means to glorify men.

They were meant to be married off as soon as they attain maturity ,[object Object], husbands and eventually take care of the children ,[object Object]

They were not allowed to work or do job to earn livelihood

Disturbing facts ,[object Object]

Men in the Arab states have 3.5 times the purchasing power of their female counterparts. ,[object Object], $1 per day-- are women. ,[object Object], workforce and in the Netherlands 20% of the workforce are female administrators and managers. ,[object Object], Bahamas, 33% of the workforce is comprised of women administrators and managers.

Disturbing facts ,[object Object],33% in the developed world l5% in Africa 13% in Asia In Africa and Asia these percentages reflect a doubling of numbers in the last twenty years. ,[object Object], by a man, only one share is owned by a woman.

What about India ,[object Object], 1992 14.4% 1996 15.8% 2000 17.6% ,[object Object], of this: 14% in Junior Management 4% in Middle Management 4% in Senior Management ,[object Object], workforce. About 20,905 women managers of whom very few have made it to the top. Source: Invisible at the top – C V Madhavi The Hindu Dec 11, 2005.

What about India ,[object Object], 20-25% women while BPOs employ over 50% ,[object Object]

Women today comprise only 2% of the total managerial strength in the Indian corporate sector. ,[object Object], women have dared to venture out in India

But things are changing now… ,[object Object]

Women have even taken up tasks which were strictly for men e.g. pilots, real estates, manufacturing, top level management ,[object Object], management as a career is declining. A large number of women are pursuing management education (e.g. HR ) ,[object Object]

Women in senior management Philippines 97% Brazil 85% China 91%

But things are changing now… ,[object Object], management ,[object Object], 2010 which is 10 more than what the situation was 4 years ago(5 women CEO’s in F500 in 2006 ) Source: Rediff Business website www.rediff.com/money

Success stories (CEOs fortune 500) Ursula Burns Current CEO Anne Mulcahy Ex-CEO

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