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How to Find a Mentor at Work—and Why You Need a Sponsor More

Learn how to find a mentor at work—and why you need a sponsor even more. Research-backed strategies to build the relationships that drive promotions.

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Women in the Workplace: Asian Women

Asian women face distinct workplace barriers—model minority stereotypes, microaggressions, and advancement gaps. See the research and what companies can do.

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Why Are There So Few Women in Leadership?

The barriers holding women back at work, from the broken rung to flexibility stigma and maternal bias.

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Lean In Circles Could Double Your Chances of Getting a Raise

New data shows Lean In Circles double your chances of a raise and boost promotions, leadership roles, and career growth. See how peer mentorship pays off.

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Good News for Women at Work: 3 Reasons to Feel Hopeful Right Now

Nearly all 369,000 new US jobs created in 18 months went to women, and other trends offer real reasons for optimism. Here's what the latest data reveal.

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The Surprising Benefit of Using All Your PTO

Taking your PTO can boost year-end performance by 8%. Here's how to prepare so time off actually helps your career — plus a checklist for a smooth vacation.

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How to Respond When Someone Questions Your Competence at Work

Women's competence is underestimated at work — especially in male-dominated fields. Learn how to push back when your judgment is second-guessed.

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How the Manosphere Is Working Against its Own Cause

The manosphere pushes retrograde ideas about masculinity, but research shows this kind of backlash to gender progress ultimately hurts men most.

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How to Use AI Responsibly When Hiring

AI hiring tools can reinforce bias and filter out strong candidates. Here's how managers can screen resumes more responsibly and hire more fairly.

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The Real Risk with AI? Not Using It.

The gender gap in AI adoption is real. Here's how women can make sure they're not left behind as AI reshapes work, hiring, and career opportunities.

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What I Wish I Knew about Leadership Growing Up

Girls are often told they aren't leaders. Learn why that narrative is wrong and how we can help girls see themselves as leaders from a young age.

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Public Speaking Anxiety: Why It's Different for Women, and How to Move Past It

Women face gender bias when speaking in public, from interruptions to harsher judgment. Get research-backed tactics for building presenting confidence.

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How Do I Manage a Performance Review after Maternity Leave?

Managing a performance review after a hard six months with a new baby? Get advice on giving yourself credit and reframing the conversation.

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How to Negotiate Your Salary and Get Paid What You're Worth

Women face more pushback than men when they negotiate. Here are research-backed negotiation strategies to help you get what you're worth.

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Why Women's Leadership Is More Important than Ever in the Age of AI

AI can't replicate communication, empathy, or ethical judgment, the strengths that position women to lead in an AI-powered workplace.

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Women in the Workplace: Latinas

Latinas face limited flexibility, strong workplace bias, and barriers to advancement. Learn what the data shows and what companies can do to close the gap.

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What’s the strongest form of gender bias?

Motherhood triggers false assumptions that women are less committed to their careers. See the research on maternal bias and its real impact on working mothers.

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No equality at work without equality at home

Women have more power in the C-suite than ever, but housework inequality hasn't budged. See the data and what it means for workplace equality.

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Women are paid less than men, and the gap is getting worse

Women earn 81 cents for every dollar men earn, and the gap is widening. See the data on the gender pay gap, who it affects most, and why it matters.

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Women in the Workplace: Lesbian and Bisexual Women

Lesbian and bisexual women face higher rates of workplace bias and microaggressions than straight women. See the data and how companies can do better.

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Women in the Workplace: Black Women

Learn how bias and systemic barriers impact Black women at work, including promotion gaps, workplace discrimination, and what companies must do to drive change.

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The Number of Men Who Are Uncomfortable Mentoring Women Is Growing

New research shows more men are avoiding mentoring women at work. Sheryl Sandberg and Marc Pritchard on why this threatens workplace equality.