Powerful_Women

Powerful Women Power, Do Women Really Want It' & The 50 Most Powerful Women in American Business The two articles listed above share a common topic, the role of women in business. The thought behind the first article is that even though many women are capable of holding high level positions, a large number of them don’t want to. However, the same women feel that one day there will be a balance of men and women at the top of the corporate ladder. In light of these two conflicting ideas, the question arises: who are the women that will be at the top' One reason why women don’t want to be powerful is because they have a different idea of “power” than men do. Some women, like Jenny Ming and Meg Whitman, see power as “in your face and aggressive” or having “a negative connotation.” Others, like Gail Berman, feel that power is a turnoff and don’t want it. The fact is that women, or at least the one’s in this article, see power as an influence rather than a rank. Influence through power is something that a majority of women aren’t interested in. women, power, positions, men, leadership, fact, don’t, children, word, time, majority, however, woman, two, top, things, therefore, stay, spend, simply, really, rather, question, powerful, order, one, interested, influence, husbands, home, holding, hold, higher, having, give