Perception That Men Dominate Decision-Making in Teams

There is a misconception that men often take control of decisions in collaborative settings. In truth, leadership and decision-making tendencies depend on role, expertise, and confidence levels rather than gender alone.

There is a misconception that men often take control of decisions in collaborative settings. In truth, leadership and decision-making tendencies depend on role, expertise, and confidence levels rather than gender alone.

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