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The Gen Z CEO of Lean In says the ‘broken rung’ is one of the most pervasive issues women face in their careers
Women are looking to climb the corporate ladder, but broken steps are holding them back from reaching their full potential.
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Women are looking to climb the corporate ladder, but broken steps are holding them back from reaching their full potential. Bridget Griswold, the 25-year-old CEO of women’s empowerment non-profit Lean In, is already witnessing how early-career setbacks reverberate in leadership representation around the country.
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