Since so few women occupy leadership positions today, there are inherent limitations to what female-led networking can accomplish, and women’s careers suffer because of it.

The conditioning that still tricks many into believing that men are better at work and women better at rearing kids, often costs a lot of women the success they rightly deserve.

As per a study conducted in 2018, gender bias kills 2,39,000 girls every year in India. Moreover, the figure doesn’t include girls who are aborted simply for their gender.

Talking about various challenges women face at the workplace,  Vaishali Nigam Sinha and Nishtha Satyam shared their advice on how women can excel in their field of work. 

Women have to compete among themselves, because there is a limited space for their gender on top. It is this space which needs to expand. It is the mindset that encourages hostility among women which needs to go.