Especially those of color are more likely to be fired and face much more barriers to progress, even the emotional cost of cases of racial violence are stagnating their professions and destabilizing their financial security. However, the crisis has represented a great opportunity not only for women but for companies in bankruptcy.
Lean In’s Women in the Workplace 2020 study, in conjunction with McKinsey, reveals that women’s representation in U.S. companies was going in the right direction in 2020, with women in senior vice president positions rising from 23% to 28%, and senior management grows from 17% to 21%.
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