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C-Suite Men and Women Still Experience Completely Different Workplaces, 60 Years of Data Shows
Fast Company·Saturday, 18 July 2026
A Harvard Business Review survey repeated every 20 years since 1965 shows that men and women in senior leadership positions continue to perceive their workplaces very differently. The latest results indicate the gap has not closed as much as many organisations claim. The data covers six decades of responses from executives at the top of their organisations.
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For anyone working in or aspiring to senior roles, this is a reality check on how much workplace culture has — and hasn't — changed for women at the top.
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