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"Organizations can think of helping women improve their aspirations by creating specific channels of career enhancement...Women tend not to ask for a pay raise or promotion, do not cultivate mentors, feel that their careers are not fast tracked, and do not aim for the C-suite jobs."1 - Rekha Menon, Executive Director, Accenture India, in 2011. "Because we understand that women are critical to the company's success, we aim to attract, retain, and advance women by recognizing and maximizing their performance."2 - William D. Green3, CEO, Accenture, in 2005.
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1] Dileep Athavale, "Top Jobs Elude Women: Studies," www. articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-03-08/india-business/28667977_1_work-life-balance-surveys-professionals, March 8, 2011. |
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