The Confidence Effect
Every Woman's Guide to the Attitude That Attracts Success
by Grace Killelea
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appears in Confidence, Leadership, and Business.
Every day, talented, hardworking women are passed over for promotions. While it?s easy to blame a corporate culture that favors men, seasoned executive Grace Killelea identifies another culprit: a surprising disparity in confidence. Men are prone to overestimate their abilities, while women too often sell themselves short.The Confidence Effect help...
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