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Walking on the Glass Floor is an engaging, indispensable guide for women in leadership. Whether you are a seasoned professional who has crashed through the glass ceiling and are now walking on the glass floor or you are an emerging leader who wants to establish strong footing, this book is…
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Judy Hoberman is a fantastic leader, with the goal to help one woman a day. The meaning behind her latest title, Walking on the Glass Floor, is once women have crashed through the glass ceiling, they are walking on the glass floor and have a responsibility to help other women do the same. So how does she do that? She listens and pays attention to what they say. In this book you will learn to cultivate and strengthen key skills to serve you in business and life, uncover hidden qualities to help you lead and succeed, and harness universal…
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