Measuring the Confidence Index of Women Employees

Measuring the Confidence Index of Women Employees

Organization policies that were developed keeping a male workforce in mind, a societal mindset of considering men as sole bread winners and women as the care takers, considering women to be more emotional and not suited to take up leadership roles have all resulted in women not being considered for CXO positions. It's time organizations start looking at gender diversity as a key strategic business driver.

Research shows that companies driven by women leaders generated a return on equity of 10.1 percent per year vs. 7.4 percent for those without. Representation of women at senior leadership levels is very low across the globe and more so, when it comes to India.

There is tremendous scope for progress to be made before we achieve true gender equality.

This report, part of Pink Ladder’s first in series of Gender Diversity centric research and thought leadership draws inputs from over 200 women professionals and qualitative inputs from HR and Diversity leads from leading organizations.

Here, we explore the confidence levels of women professionals aspiring to become CXOs, do they have a clear career growth strategy and what factors are holding them back or have a key influence on their behavior at the work place.

From an organization’s perspective, we explore policies which are working, support systems that currently exist, what is lacking and new thinking that is required to make gender diversity really matter to the women. 

Click here to read the report.

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  • Joe Gundling

    Women have made great strides in the workplace, but inequality persists.

  • Brian Nordlander

    Women have caught up with men in terms of education. They deserve to compete with them at the top of the organisational ladder.

  • Lauren Nicholson

    To achieve gender equality in the workplace, companies should strive to provide broadly the same outcomes and privileges to both men and women.

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Karthik Nagendra

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Karthik is the Co-Founder of Pink Ladder and Founder & Director of ThoughtStarters. He has over a decade of experience in branding, communication strategy, executive communication & thought leadership marketing, human resource and operations management. He has been instrumental in creating many award winning programs for leading brands like MeritTrac-India's largest Skills Assessment Company, Wipro Technologies and Accenture. He has worked closely with leading universities, industry bodies, analysts and research firms globally and acted as a catalyst in providing best practices and insights to customers across sectors. He has authored papers & articles in international journals & has been a guest speaker at many Ivy League Universities globally. He is a serial entrepreneur, always on the look out for the next big idea! Karthik has a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Bangalore University and an MBA in Marketing & Finance from IIPM Bangalore.

   
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