From awareness to action: addressing the underlying factors of the glass ceiling effect for women in multiple sectors / Carolina Novi Mustikarini ... [et al.]

The Glass Ceiling Effect is a phenomenon that portrays intangible obstacles often interfering the career advancement of talented people, especially women, to top-level management positions. This article aims to explore the underlying factors of the Glass Ceiling Effect in Indonesia, with a focus on...

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Main Authors: Mustikarini, Carolina Novi (Author), Tanesia, Cindy Yoel (Author), Antonio, Tony (Author), Suade, Yuyun Karystin Meilisa (Author), Syam, Asriah (Author), Sharon, Salmah (Author)
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Published: 2023.
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