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- 7. • Women under stress take less risk,look out for smaller, surer successes that produce better long-term results • Men put in the same shoes take big risks when the chances of success are low.
- 8. • have a phenomenal ability to deduce what a human being yearns — food, discipline without it being directly communicated. • Remarkable Recognition: Remember and recognize physical appearance postures and voices
- 10. 1) GLASS CLIFF PHENOMENON: TEAM - Michelle and Alex of University of Queensland
- 11. 2)THE STRESS DECK TEAM - Set of neuroscientists 3 experiments suggest that under threatening conditions, women became more attuned to others and It is easier for them to see others’ perspective
- 12. POINTER WORTH PONDERING Can we conclude the same results for a female in India or a woman in Africa Or one in U.S.A?
- 14. BENEFITS powerful governance and performance within improved corporate image humongous return on investment increased workplace innovation more scope of HRM Spiked labour productivity
- 24. THANKYOU
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- It is often noted that an average person makes 35,000 decisions a day. Some are quick and thoughtless, like whether to have juice or shake; others are concerned with the integral stuff, like what school you should send your kid to or whether to apply for that job interview. Is one strategy better than the other? It is better to be risk-hungry or risk-alert?
- FEMALES ‘Score’ consistently high on tests that require reading nonverbal cues. MALES Score high on non verbal cues according to the same set of studies.
- Most of us have heard of the glass ceiling but never of glass cliff. For example, former Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz; former head of Barney, Sallie Krawcheck; Zoe Cruz; former Avon CEO, Andrea Jung – these are just some of the women who essentially fell off this very glass cliff.When a company isn’t recovering from a crisis, it’s often the women who were appointed to the top job in order to turn their respective companies around, who get axed.
- On a common hay day, people tend to merge their experience with that of others.However when women were tensed from having to give a public speech, they actually found it easier than usual to empathize and take a perspective, other than their own. Just the opposite happened for men
- It is analogous to choosing the same education system applicable in india and u.s.a.The question arises,is the study environment same? Even doctors have a dilemmna when they have to prescribe the drugs on the basis of data collected and researches performed in countries round the world.Is the DNA same for people in and outside india? – Mostly experiments are performed on Asian women who have more powers given to them than their counterpart indian females.If the latter passes through the same set of experiments,it will imply that their skill and involvement in society has nothing to do with results,which will be a huge contradiction
- 1)women’s experiences are different from men’s and thus they need to be represented in discussions that result in policy-making and implementation 2)the interests of men and women are different and even conflicting and therefore women are needed in representative institutions to articulate the interests of women.
- High-level decision making positions are now being taken over by women globally. In direct support,the Universal Declaration of Human Rights validates the right of every person to take part in the government of his or her country.
- Out of 30 judges, there were 6 females in the Supreme Court and 58 women judges out of 609 judges in various High Courts, when a reputed daily performed this survey. There is no women judge in a total of 6 high courts in India while the highest percentage of women judges are present in high courts of Delhi, Chandigarh, Chennai, and Mumbai
- There has been a sharp rise of females from 56% in fifteenth General Elections to 66% in the sixteenth elections of 2014.Nonetheless in States, their share is 8% With only 10.8 per cent of women representation in the Lok Sabha and 10.3 per cent in the Rajya Sabha, India ranks 98 in the world, according to the data released by the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), an international group that works for promoting democracy, peace and co-operation in the world.
- 30% females are in Indian Economic Service and only 12% in Indian Trade Service ,amongst the All-India and Central Group Services
- This environment can include home,college,office,public arenas.As for the inclusion of women in decision making activities in the real sense,we have to start from our own selves.It’s easy to preach but difficult to actually implement and prevent being hypocritical.
- Creation of a semi-idealistic system of provision of mentoring programmes for inexperienced women.This in particular offers special packages of training, inclusive of fulfilment of goals like public speaking and self-assertion ,leadership and decision-making, along with political campaigning.
- Instead of Merely using publicity gimmicks as a tool like in the case of political parties,women can be promoted as key decision makers if every citizen online takes a genuine responsibility.