Ever wonder what are some of the big differences between male and female bosses? Well Japan sure did. A survey for Japan Labor Policy and Training discovered the following-
In companies containing over 300 employees:
97.1% of female bosses believe assessment of employee performance has nothing to do with gender.
72.7% of male bosses believe assessment of employee performance has nothing to do with gender.
In companies containing 100-299 employees:
93.6% of females bosses believe assessment of employee performance has nothing to do with gender.
53.5 % of male bosses believe assessment of employee performance has nothing to do with gender.
On assigning business trips and overtime duties:
72.2% of female supervisors make no distinction based on gender.
53.5% of male supervisors make no distinction based on gender.
Clearly the female population of Japanese bosses seem more intent on equality in the workplace. Is this the same case for us?
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