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All business books are for "men in business". Women have separate books because women are forced to adapt to culture and ritual that is foriegn to them. If you
by run4yourlives 19y ago
All business books are for "men in business".
Women have separate books because women are forced to adapt to culture and ritual that is foriegn to them. If you got into modeling, or magazine publishing, fields dominated by women, you'd be at a similar disadvantage.
- Tichy 19y agoI am not ready to believe that "foreign to them" aspect. As I said, it seems when women look at men in business, they only see the successful men (just like in dating - other men are invisible? ;-) ). There are books for men in business, ie "how to speek before people", "how to manage", etc. But they are not labeled "business for men", and men wouldn't say they need to read those books because "male culture" is foreign to them. Business culture might be foreign to them, and to some women, but not because of their gender. I don't claim that discrimination against women does not exist - probably it does (I haven't seen it where I have worked so far, only read about it, hence the "probably"). I just don't think it does women a good service to attribute every problem to being a woman.