Workplace Bias and Discrimination

Implicit or explicit bias in the workplace can undermine women’s negotiation efforts. Managers might unconsciously devalue women’s contributions or offer smaller raises compared to male counterparts.

Implicit or explicit bias in the workplace can undermine women’s negotiation efforts. Managers might unconsciously devalue women’s contributions or offer smaller raises compared to male counterparts.

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