We continue our conversation revolving around recent research that indicates some women limit themselves in their career searches or applications. However, stereotypes of professions and the culture surrounding many others also play a role in gender segregation. Ph.D. Matthew Bidwell, professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, discusses the various factors affecting gender segregation from different angles. We also examine how things can change and why it's such a difficult area to analyze and improve.
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Women's Role in Gender Segregation (Pt. 2)
October 26, 2012
Lynn Molitor
Vice President, LocalJobNetwork.com
Tim Muma
Product Marketing Lead, LocalJobNetwork.com
Podcast Series: Nobody's Perfect
Nobody's Perfect looks at things a little backwards: What NOT to do. Mistakes are often the best teachers and errors in judgment cross all industries. Job seekers and executives alike commit a variety of blunders that you can learn from so you can avoid the common, damaging missteps.