Are men and women different at work
Charles Margerison
(Senior member of The Institute of Team Management Studies, York England)
Dick McCann
(Senior member of The Institute of Team Management Studies, York England)
Abstract
The influx of women into the work‐force, particularly at the supervisory and managerial levels, has had a major impact. However, do women prefer to work in the same way or differently than men? As a result of a study involving 8,287 men and 5,077 women in different industries and countries we can see the similarities and the differences.
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Margerison, C. and McCann, D. (1995), "Are men and women different at work", Work Study, Vol. 44 No. 5, pp. 15-15. https://doi.org/10.1108/00438029510091477
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