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A number of high-profile women running companies have lost their jobs recently. Here's what it tells us about corporate America's attempts for more gender parity in C-suite positions.
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The number of female CEOs may be higher today than it was 10 years ago, but it’s still not great. And in the last couple of months, some high-profile female CEOs have been forced out of their jobs. Julie Creswell at the New York Times and Jena McGregor at the Washington Post have both written about why corporate America has been so slow to hire women for C-suite positions and what happens once women get to those positions.
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