Overconfidence dictates who gets 'top jobs,' and research shows men benefit more than others

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Overconfidence dictates who gets 'top jobs,' and research shows men benefit more than others

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

Overconfidence dictates who gets 'top jobs,' and research shows men benefit more than women

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There has been a steady stream of popular literature in recent years telling women to "lean in," be more confident, and not worry about "imposter syndrome."

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