The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 27, 2002

Women Managers: To the top and beyond
Women in top management positions are still a rare species. But things are changing and more and more women are heading teams and delivering results. So what does it take for a woman to get to the top, and more important, stay there? Read on... More

Sorry... I'm a woman manager
Are successful women managers happy about shattering the glass ceiling? A Chennai-based behavioural scientist finds women in leadership positions uncomfortable and guilty of their success. More

Where women excel
In no other industry have women proliferated and grown as quickly as in IT. Perhaps it is the very nature of the work, requiring more intellectual capital than physical prowess, which has opened doors for them. More

Making choices
In the long run it is not gender but hard work and commitment that decide where a woman's career goes. More

Nature versus nurture
Fewer women in management has more to do with sociological and psychological phenomena than with the inability of women to work or deliver. More

There's still room at the top
Today rules about equal opportunities in employment make it harder for corporates to discriminate on grounds of gender. More

Facing the credibility hurdle
In the mid-1970s, the woman who qualified as India's first female brew master could not get a job in any brewery. So she went ahead and started her own biotech company - Biocon India. Perhaps the distance from brewing to fermenting was a ... More

They make all the difference
Changes at the workplace such as flexi-hours and telecommuting could see more women moving to the top without having to compromise on the home front. More

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