To Lead or Be Liked?
Why do women risk being seen as less likeable when they dare to lead? Emilie talks with the Harvard Business Review’s Sarah Green Carmichael to better understand the double-binds women leaders face - and how to persist in the face of them.
Bossed Up · Emilie Aries
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Show Notes
Why do women risk being seen as less likeable when they dare to lead?
Emilie talks with the Harvard Business Review’s Sarah Green Carmichael to understand the double-binds women leaders face - and how to persist in the face of them.
Links to learn more about what was discussed in today’s episode:
- HBR: Women Rising: The Unseen Barriers
- HBR: Women and the Vision Thing
- HBR: Are Women Better Leaders Than Men?
- HBR: The Authenticity Paradox
- HBR: We Are Way Harder on Female Leaders Who Make Bad Calls
- HBR: To Seem Confident, Women Have to Be Seen As Warm
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