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Introduction
Foreword
1. Executive Summary
2. Methodology
3. Context
4. The Business Response to Women
5. Strategies for Change
6. The Drivers of Business
7. Leadership and Authority
8. Work/Life Balance
9. Dynamics
10. Successful Women
11. The Diversity Challenge
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The Leadership Challenge: Women in Management
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Appendices
Interview questions
What is your age and current position?
Can you give me a brief work history?
What are your career aspirations?
Tell me about your life outside of work - family or other responsibilities?
How do you manage work life balance?
What is valued in your organisation?
What do you believe it takes to be successful in this organisation?
What traits and behaviours do successful people demonstrate?
Are there particular pathways that lead to success?
Do you believe you have had access to those pathways? OR
How would you describe your journey to a leadership position?
Do you believe you have had difficulties advancing your career? If so, what do you believe are factors which have created difficulties?
What are important relationships for you?
What do you do to nurture those relationships?
Do you regard the number of women at senior level reflects the talent pool of the organisation?
How do you believe women in authority are regarded in this organisation?
Do you believe women in this organisation have the same career paths as men?
Why or why not?
How does this organisation assist women into positions of seniority?
What, in your opinion, are the reasons for the small number of women in senior management positions?
Abbreviations
ABS
Australian Bureau of Statistics
ACCI
Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry
AICD
Australian Institute of Company Directors
CARS
Centre for Applied Social Research
DEST
Department of Education, Science & Training
DTI
Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform (UK)
EOWA
Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency
HREOC
Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission
OECD
Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development
RMIT
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
WISET
Women in Science Engineering and Technology Advisory Group
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