Opinion
Minority Report: A Man at the Executive Women's Forum
I had the interestingly odd experience of being the only male at the Executive Women's Forum
By Lew McCreary
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Finding myself for once in the unaccustomed role of official very small minority, I tried to imagine a roomful of men stopping, even briefly, to consider the effect of being male upon their own careers and actions. I doubt it would ever happen. And yet we've seen, in the recent sentencing of notorious executive miscreants, the consequences of unchecked aggressiveness, entitlement, arrogance, self-certainty and a lack of introspectionall typically male traits. So perhaps it's an overdue discussion for men in business to have.
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