Americans see assertiveness, ambition as more helpful to men than women seeking higher political office

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September 14, 2018

2. Views on leadership traits and competencies and how they intersect with gender

Americans see assertiveness, ambition as more helpful to men than women seeking higher political office

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Americans see assertiveness, ambition as more helpful to men than women seeking higher political office

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2. Views on leadership traits and competencies and how they intersect with gender
Many see no gap between male and female political leaders on key leadership qualities; among those who see a difference, women have the edge on most
In business, female leaders seen as more compassionate than men; men more likely to be seen as willing to take risks
Americans ses assertiveness, ambition as more helpful to men than women seeking top executive business positions

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