flexible scheduling can benefit everyone, but some people don’t see it that way.
by ida o. abbott
sponsoring women: what men need to know
a talented, ambitious woman who works less than full time or takes extended family leave is extremely vulnerable to being derailed professionally.
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whether because she is “out of sight/out of mind,” or because people doubt her commitment, she may be disregarded for promotions or high-profile projects.
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