'Go Girls' Chart Course to Power. Monica Mendoza and Maggie Galehouse.
by Mendoza, Monica; ProQuest Information and Learning Company.
Series: SIRS Enduring Issues 2005Article 37Family. Publisher: Arizona Republic, 2004ISSN: 1522-3213;.Subject(s): Businesswomen | Career development | Parent and teenager | Teenage girls | Women college graduates | Women employees | Women in the professionsDDC classification: 050 Summary: "The go girls stand at a unique moment in time, ready to grab the baton from their mothers and grandmothers and race into a workforce that offers unprecedented opportunities for women. They also face unprecedented pressures brought on by an array of choices unique to their generation. But if they can navigate the treacherous terrain of adolescence, the go girls will change the workforce and close the pay gap between men and women. Their greater numbers in the workplace will alter the way business is done, experts say, because women are verbal, cooperative and prefer teamwork." (ARIZONA REPUBLIC) This article reports that "the go girls will enter college in record numbers with more career choices and opportunities than past generations. They will choose high-paying jobs and earn dollar for dollar with men, and their increased numbers in the workforce will change business."| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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Originally Published: 'Go Girls' Chart Course to Power, July 4, 2004; pp. n.p..
"The go girls stand at a unique moment in time, ready to grab the baton from their mothers and grandmothers and race into a workforce that offers unprecedented opportunities for women. They also face unprecedented pressures brought on by an array of choices unique to their generation. But if they can navigate the treacherous terrain of adolescence, the go girls will change the workforce and close the pay gap between men and women. Their greater numbers in the workplace will alter the way business is done, experts say, because women are verbal, cooperative and prefer teamwork." (ARIZONA REPUBLIC) This article reports that "the go girls will enter college in record numbers with more career choices and opportunities than past generations. They will choose high-paying jobs and earn dollar for dollar with men, and their increased numbers in the workforce will change business."
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