In organizations that are not clearly committed to retaining and promoting women, ambition levels drop dramatically. So how can companies take the lead in fostering a more equitable workplace? Our latest #HowtobyBCG examines this within four industries.
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In most families, women still bear the heaviest burden in caring for children and ailing parents and in running the household. Flexible-work options—giving employees a say in when, where, and how much they work—is key to retaining women. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3OJe7r9
To successfully close the gender gap, companies need to approach diversity as they would any other priority—establishing clear metrics on recruitment, retention, advancement, and representation, as well as equal pay. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3icf6RH
As big as it is now, the gender gap is set to widen. Companies have serious work to do to reverse troubling trends in the workforce. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3JwICg1
Gender diversity is good business. Organizations that have higher percentages of women, especially in leadership roles, perform better. So how can we work to advance gender diversity in the workplace? Find out in our latest #HowToByBCG. on.bcg.com/3jYNLD8
Businesses can’t afford to backslide on gender equality. To deliver a step change, companies need to address the problem from an entirely new perspective. Our latest #HowtobyBCG emphasizes eight clear imperatives.
on.bcg.com/3CRHT7F
In organizations that are not clearly committed to retaining and promoting women, ambition levels drop dramatically. So how can companies take the lead in fostering a more equitable workplace? Our latest #HowtobyBCG examines this within four industries.
on.bcg.com/3u2WhpC
In most families, women still bear the heaviest burden in caring for children and ailing parents and in running the household. Flexible-work options—giving employees a say in when, where, and how much they work—is key to retaining women. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/37rVd6P
To successfully close the gender gap, companies need to approach diversity as they would any other priority—establishing clear metrics on recruitment, retention, advancement, and representation, as well as equal pay. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3iLRQdq
As big as it is now, the gender gap is set to widen. Companies have serious work to do to reverse troubling trends in the workforce. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3uJcvnQ
Gender diversity is good business. Organizations that have higher percentages of women, especially in leadership roles, perform better. So how can we work to advance gender diversity in the workplace? Find out in our latest #HowToByBCG. on.bcg.com/3NxHuvS
Let's include GameStop and @ryancohen on your #Howtobybcg playbook and let's hear their thoughts on your strategies.
Oh wait that's right, RC came on board and said we're not using them. You guys still think you deserve 30 million for perceived improvement if they had?
#GME
Businesses can’t afford to backslide on gender equality. To deliver a step change, companies need to address the problem from an entirely new perspective. Our latest #HowtobyBCG emphasizes eight clear imperatives.
on.bcg.com/3wPhJ49
In organizations that are not clearly committed to retaining and promoting women, ambition levels drop dramatically. So how can companies take the lead in fostering a more equitable workplace? Our latest #HowtobyBCG examines this within four industries.
on.bcg.com/376Qjw5
In most families, women still bear the heaviest burden in caring for children and ailing parents and in running the household. Flexible-work options—giving employees a say in when, where, and how much they work—is key to retaining women. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3u39uhX
To successfully close the gender gap, companies need to approach diversity as they would any other priority—establishing clear metrics on recruitment, retention, advancement, and representation, as well as equal pay. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3CPC1LW
As big as it is now, the gender gap is set to widen. Companies have serious work to do to reverse troubling trends in the workforce. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/36qxjs6
Gender diversity is good business. Organizations that have higher percentages of women, especially in leadership roles, perform better. So how can we work to advance gender diversity in the workplace? Find out in our latest #HowToByBCG. on.bcg.com/3tj7G5f
To capitalize on changing demand, companies must have a deeply nuanced understanding of customers’ new needs and behaviors. Companies can take these six steps to uncover real-time insights that will help create business value and drive growth. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3dkx0iN
Since the beginning of the crisis, BCG has tracked consumer sentiment, spending, and behavior. A look at this data and consumers’ anticipated spending patterns reveals that the coronavirus has already created winners and losers. #HowtobyBCGon.bcg.com/3I9wCS2