Executive Women and the Myth of Having It All

33% of such women (business executives, doctors, lawyers, academics, and the like) in the 41-to-55 age bracket are childless—and that figure rises to 42% in ...

Executive women and the myth of having it all - PubMed

When it comes to having a high-powered career and a family, the painful truth is that women in the United States don't "have it all." At midlife, in fact, ...

'Executive Women and the Myth of Having It All' - ResearchGate

Download Citation | 'Executive Women and the Myth of Having It All' | When it comes to having a high-powered career and a family, the painful truth is that ...

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A survey of the top 10% of high-earning women ages 28-55 found that only 60% of the older group are married; 29-34% work over 50 hours per week; ...

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Hewlett argues that the idea of "having it all" is a myth that places unrealistic expectations on women and perpetuates the idea that women are ...

Why Women Still Can't Have It All - The Atlantic

A woman who left a position of power: the women who have managed to be both mothers and top professionals are superhuman, rich, or self-employed.

'Having it all' is a myth still being used to punish working mothers

I'm not sure who decided women want it all. And even if some do, who has decided what 'all' is?

More Women Manage to Have It All - Harvard Business Review

Sylvia Ann Hewlett's “Executive Women and the Myth of Having It All” claimed too many women were assuming that their personal lives would simply ...

Executive Women and The Myth of Having It All | PDF - Scribd

The document summarizes a study which found that between 1/3 to 1/2 of successful career women in their 40s-50s do not have children, despite wanting them.

Forget Having It All. Let's Try Having Enough | TIME

“Having it all” continues to be a myth force-fed to women. It promotes the idea that life is about the abundance of infinite choices we make.

Women and the Myth of “Having It All” - vLookUp

... all successful career women in the United States do not have children. In fact, 33% of such women (business executives, doctors, lawyers ...

Female executives, primary parents and the myth of having it all

In a time when women are openly encouraged to "lean in" and glass ceilings are shattered more frequently than ever before, it might seem ...

The Myth of Having It All - Texas Conference for Women

The Myth of Having It All. by Christine Hassler, life coach, professional speaker, author, and Gen Y expert. March 31st marked the end of Women's History ...

The Myth of Having It All' held in North Campus KU, B'la Baramulla ...

Panel Discussion on 'Executive Women- The Myth of Having It All' held in North Campus KU, B'la Baramulla, June 17: Women's Development Cell ...

The Myth of Having It All | Chaos & Quiet

As women, we've been raised to believe that we can have it all - but do we really want to? Find out why I think that having it all should NOT be the goal, ...

the myth of you cant have it all and the toxic culture of female ...

what has changed is that i don't have a boss/mentor anymore. I have had many mentors through my career. half men half women. men were men, but ...

The Myth of Having it All - Geraldine Walsh

Career driven women who inevitably question the balance of life with work and motherhood. Making choices as though it's a necessity to choose.

The Myth of 'Having It All': Unpacking the Balancing Act between ...

The narratives of diverse women from various sectors provide a panoramic view of the landscape. A tech executive might opt for a career break to ...

Women Are Over the Myth of 'Having It All,' Favor Work-Life Balance ...

Many women have felt a societal pressure to "have it all" -- to be a fully present parent and run the household, all while being a high ...

Having it all: A myth, a goal, or something else entirely? | NSCG

"Having it all" sparks images of a woman be career driven, raise a family, maintain a home, and still radiate charm. But is this achievable?