glass ceiling

Kurt: The problem with that job was that there was a glass ceiling. They would never promote a person like me.

In her current roles she broke through the glass ceiling as the first woman to reach senior management level in the company . . .

Hillary Clinton hoped to break through the glass ceiling by winning the ultimate contest, the presidency of the United States.

In many career fields a woman can't get through the glass ceiling to be promoted to the upper management.

A wide-open space, bright and clean, a hall larger by far than the Great Hall, with that clear, domed glass ceiling. It was quite empty.

Women who do break through the glass ceiling are more likely to help out their male subordinates than female ones.

The four levels of rooms center on a beautiful courtyard with a glass ceiling to let light shine in.

Although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it.

Titan II duty was considered to be a combat position and missile crews were an early breach through the military's glass ceiling.

But now that the glass ceiling has been broken in the high-tech industry, the sky may be the limit for female executives.

Many women find that a glass ceiling exists when they try to move up in a company.

This could just be another book about women, the glass ceiling and the usual laments about why women don't make it to the top.

Forget smashing a hole through the glass ceiling and throwing a rope ladder down to her younger female colleagues.

He claims the 'glass ceiling' phenomenon is probably due to inferior intelligence, rather than discrimination or lack of opportunity .

"There is still a glass ceiling, " Lu said, but Obama is trying to change that.

Whether you are raising daughters or feel like you are crashing into a glass ceiling, you will find her words empowering.

Why not break through a whole bunch of electrical lights, smash through a glass ceiling, and then hit the floor?

Since women comprise half of the managers and other professionals in the American workforce, the glass ceiling still seems formidably thick.

There is a glass ceiling in France for citizens of Arab and African origin, and that ceiling needs to be shattered.

But others see her as a pioneer trendsetter, crashing the glass ceiling long before Hillary Clinton cracked it.

I feel Ihave reached the "glass ceiling" in my current job. I feel there is no opportunity for advancement.

After ten years of working for a prestigious Wall Street bank and slamming into a glass ceiling, I vehemently said "Enough! "

Susan didn't know there was a glass ceiling at her workplace until she hit it.

Carol Bartz's move to the corner office at Yahoo! marks another break in the glass ceiling for executive women.

Then this thesis puts forward several individual and organizational strategies to crack the "glass ceiling" .

Foreign researchers have defined this phenomenon as a "glass ceiling" .

Not all the women who broke the political glass ceiling had an easy start.

Breaking the glass ceiling, the regulation makes it easier for women to move into senior management.

He found that "companies that smash the glass ceiling also enjoy higher profits. "

Or they are confronted with a glass ceiling that keeps them from the most senior positions.

At work, I do not believe in the glass ceiling for women, and do not see myself as weaker than men.

The very small number of women in the "C-suite" does take some explaining, and the glass ceiling doesn't do it.

"If you don't believe there is a glass ceiling, there is no need, " she told me.

A: I feel I have reached the "glass ceiling" in my current job. I feel there is no opportunity for advancement.

Is there really a glass ceiling holding back the careers of talented female scientists?

Do you think the glass ceiling phenomena is because of traditional social customs? Or are there more issues coming into play?

Life above the glass ceiling is 100-hour weeks, working for someone else, and no time for friends and family.

The glass ceiling is a limit that you can't see and can't get past.

Many women in the 90s are protesting the glass ceiling that bars them form upper management in large corporation.

China' s economic development has hit a glass ceiling recently.

The glass ceiling is even more marked in universities, where only 11% of professors and 36% of lecturers are women.

A dingy roof was erected, hiding a domed glass ceiling.

I feel I have reached the "glass ceiling" in this foreign company. I think there is little opportunity for moving up.

The glass ceiling in Japan is known as the bamboo ceiling, and is even harder to break.

The positive is that Mrs Clinton would break America's highest glass ceiling.

But we should point out, because of the influence of sex stereotype, glass ceiling phenomenon, imperfect system etc.

I've hit the glass ceiling.

And then there is IT's own glass ceiling.

Potential backfire No. 4: You could inadvertently trap yourself under a glass ceiling

For some, a black president symbolizes the smashing of a glass ceiling,

The Glass Ceiling of Temperature Controlling Logistics Equipment Industry

Hillary Clinton has not shattered what she calls 'the toughest glass ceiling' facing American women,

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Cracks in the glass ceiling