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Yes. It may or may not have gotten this bad. Hey, I really like your shoes…….

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I think women (but not all or the majority) are more interested in finding something that resembles work/life/family balance. Not all women have (or want children) but that doesn't mean they don't want a life or don't carry other responsibilities that they (may) put greater value on than exchanging time for money in cube-land.

Personally I have seen more women become successful entrepreneurs and ditch the BS of corporate ladder-climbing. I traded out that lifestyle 12 years ago and now juggle (not balance) a family, husband, and two businesses. Much better than dealing with the garbage that goes on in corporate that affects me but I have no control over.

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Not all women want to climb the corporate ladder – Chicago Sun-Times
Women often freely choose to say “no, thanks,” sometimes after they’ve gotten to the top itself (at work). And that’s a problem, say these authors. But a problem for whom?

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+Marissa Mayer also uses the same litmus test I do – will my mom understand it and know how to use it intuitively? My mom might be a bit older than Marissa's mom, but it's still a great goal to strive for.

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+Marissa Mayer tells +Newsweek and The Daily Beast the secret to spotting new product ideas: figuring out what her mom can understand.

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Google’s Marissa Mayer Talks Tech With Newsweek/The Daily Beast’s Tina Brown
What’s the secret to the Google VP’s success at spotting new ideas? She goes for those her mom can understand, Mayer tells Tina Brown in a lively discussion sponsored by Credit Suisse and Newsweek/The…

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