Advocating Assertively and Confidently

Women in leadership roles benefit from practicing assertive communication—expressing ideas and feedback clearly and confidently without aggression. This approach helps in establishing authority and ensuring their contributions are recognized equally.

Women in leadership roles benefit from practicing assertive communication—expressing ideas and feedback clearly and confidently without aggression. This approach helps in establishing authority and ensuring their contributions are recognized equally.

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