Women's Career Development
Annals of SurgeryPublished 18 February 2011
Janet Bickel
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While men may not intend for their traditional dominance to inhibit the career development of women, gendered features of the culture are impeding women’s reaching their potential.
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From Falls Church, VA. Reprints: Janet Bickel, MA, Career and Leadership Development Coach, 7407 Venice St, Falls Church, VA 22043 ([email protected]).
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