The choices that confine us
By: WETLAUFER, Suzy
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ArticlePublisher: apr.2002Harvard Business Review 80, 4, p. 10Abstract: In 1989, HBR asked readers to think about women in the workplace - specifically, about the costs to companies of managing working mothers. Thirteen years later, provocative new research presented in this issue will have you considering whether today's high-achieving female professionals - many of them single and childless - have sacrificed too much in their quest to "have it all"
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In 1989, HBR asked readers to think about women in the workplace - specifically, about the costs to companies of managing working mothers. Thirteen years later, provocative new research presented in this issue will have you considering whether today's high-achieving female professionals - many of them single and childless - have sacrificed too much in their quest to "have it all"
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