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食品原料加工公司Ingredion的CEO伊琳?戈登有自己的一套理论。她认为,要想在商场上取得成功,女性比男性更需要接受分析教育。戈登毕业于麻省理工学院(MIT),并被接纳为学生联谊社(Phi Beta Kappa,美国大学里的一种荣誉组织,只有优秀的学生才能参加──译注)成员,拥有数学专业理科学士学位和MBA学位,最开始的时候,戈登从事的职业是数学老师,后来加入波士顿咨询集团(Boston Consulting Group),在那里,她发现不具备分析能力的女性“在职业发展早期就会遇到阻碍。”
戈登表示:和男性相比,“女性缺乏信心”或影响力,来运用手腕提出自己的观点。她所领导的食品原料加工公司Ingredion目前价值65亿美元,在公司13名高管中,有五位女性,其中包括首席财务官。作为一名号称高处不胜寒(至少从性别标准来看)的女老板,戈登表示:“拥有分析学位,可以让女性与男性旗鼓相当,甚至超越男性。”
Ingredion (INGR) CEO Ilene Gordon has a theory. She believes that women, more than men, need an analytical education to succeed in business. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of MIT, with a B.S. in mathematics and an MBA, Gordon began her career as a math teacher and moved to Boston Consulting Group, where she noticed that women without analytical chops "often get snowed early in their careers."
"Women don't have the confidence" or the clout, Gordon says, to put forth ideas with the finesse that men tend to have. She has five women, including her CFO, on her 13-member executive team at Ingredion, a $6.5 billion ingredient company. Speaking as a boss who is lonely at the top, at least by gender standards, Gordon adds, "An analytical degree puts you on par or ahead of the men." |
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