Tag: Women leaders
How JSW Paints is maintaining an all-women team in plants
JSW Paints currently operates an entire production line at its Vasind, Maharashtra plant with an all-women team. This semi-automated line, which manufactures wood finish...
Deloitte plans to hire more women post lockdown
There is an opportunity in every crisis. One only needs to delve deeper and identify that opportunity.
Deloitte has seen an opportunity in the lockdown....
PeopleStrong to help MG Motor India recruit women
Taking a positive steps towards ensuring a diverse workforce, car manufacturing company, MG (Morris Garages) Motor India has entered into a collaboration with PeopleStrong,...
71% women aspire to become CEOs: TimesJobs survey
A TimesJobs survey, called ‘Women in Corporate Boardrooms’, which covered about 500 women in leadership roles and a 1000 women professionals revealed that women...
Why do we see fewer women in leadership roles than men?
Though it is a matter of pride that this century has seen women excelling as leaders and not just mothers, wives, care givers and...
Time for women to lead organisations
Women leaders should be the norm rather than the exception.
Women leadership hiring increased 25% in India, from 2008-16: LinkedIn report
The report titled, ‘Moving the Needle for Women Leaders’ states that women now hold just over 25 per cent of all leadership positions globally
Out of 9,009 directors in NSE-listed companies only 597 are women
A joint study by Deloitte, BCIC and TISS reveals that corporate India has failed to identify and nurture the right women talent for directorship.
Why women are better bosses
Here are the few reasons why women make better superiors or managers than their male counterparts.
It’s appalling how most companies hire women directors only to comply
The need to comply seems to have become a stronger driver of gender diversity than the belief that it adds value or creates the brand image of a progressive organisation.
C-suite at Tatas to handhold 300 potential women leaders
As part of this project 180 CXOs and 35 CEOs from 45 group companies will come together to mentor 300 high-potential women executives.