Bridging gaps
The findings of what is being called the first-ever pan-IIM survey titled Women in the Workplace pose some questions to India Inc’s claims of reducing the gender gap over the years. It reveals that women still do not have a level-playing field is a view held by many respondents, women alumni and students from across 20 IIMs. A staggering 49 per cent of the respondents said they did not have equal opportunities for career growth as the men in their organisations. The survey received over 400 responses from alumni and current students across the 20 IIMs, with
The findings of what is being called the first-ever pan-IIM survey titled Women in the Workplace pose some questions to India Inc’s claims of reducing the gender gap over the years. It reveals that women still do not have a level-playing field is a view held by many respondents, women alumni and students from across 20 IIMs. A staggering 49 per cent of the respondents said they did not have equal opportunities for career growth as the men in their organisations. The survey received over 400 responses from alumni and current students across the 20 IIMs, with