Challenges for Women in the Workplace | Wharton Professor Martine Haas — Ripple Effect Podcast
Episode Description
EPISODE OVERVIEW Wharton’s Martine Haas talks about the trade-offs women make with remote and hybrid work, and working internationally. This episode is part of a series on “Women & Leadership.”
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Brief Summary
Martine Hos discusses gender differences in remote work and the impact of international job moves on career growth.
Key points
- The Ripple Effect Podcast. Exploring the evolving workplace dynamics post-pandemic and the rise of hybrid work.
- Gender Differences in Hybrid Work. Research shows women have a higher demand for remote work due to caregiving responsibilities.
- The Double Disadvantage. Women face unique challenges in hybrid work environments, impacting their career advancement.
- The Challenge of Transitioning. Many people reach a point where they want to settle after moving internationally.
- Skills for Global Mobility. Adaptability and open-mindedness are crucial for those who keep moving internationally.
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Episode highlights
- The Ripple Effect PodcastExploring the evolving workplace dynamics post-pandemic and the rise of hybrid work.“Welcome to the ripple effect, the podcast that takes you on a journey through the minds of work.”0:17Mar 26, 2024
- Gender Differences in Hybrid WorkResearch shows women have a higher demand for remote work due to caregiving responsibilities.“Women have a 10% higher demand for remote work or hybrid work.”4:22Mar 26, 2024
- The Double DisadvantageWomen face unique challenges in hybrid work environments, impacting their career advancement.“I call this a double disadvantage for women in the workforce.”7:15Mar 26, 2024
- The Challenge of TransitioningMany people reach a point where they want to settle after moving internationally.“Most people want to settle for a substantial period of time.”16:10Mar 26, 2024
- Skills for Global MobilityAdaptability and open-mindedness are crucial for those who keep moving internationally.“You’re going to need a different set of skills on top of that.”16:51Mar 26, 2024
