Dr. Peggy Drexler is the author of Our Fathers, Ourselves: Daughters, Fathers, and the Changing American Family. She is an assistant professor of psychology at Weill Medical College of Cornell University and a former Gender Scholar at Stanford University.
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Millennial Males’ ‘Lean In’ Dilemma
There’s now a host of ambitious terminology for women in the workplace—and young guys are feeling... MORE
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Do Women Get More Stressed Out By Work?
A number of studies show that women respond to job stress in very different ways from men—and that... MORE
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Can Women Succeed Without a Mentor?
Turns out, they may have to.... MORE
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How Women Define Success
Personal growth vs. career goals. Women say one is more important—and it’s not the one you think. MORE
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Buzzkill: You're The Workplace Queen Bee
What do you do when you realize you're the office's alpha mean girl? MORE
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The Office-Romance Double Standard
Men do it for love. Women do it to get ahead.... MORE
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Christine Quinn, NYC Queen Bee?
Critics are wrong to call out the New York Times for writing a piece about the temper of the women... MORE
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The Perks of Crying at Work
Sheryl Sandberg cries at work. So do a lot of people—even men!... MORE
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Don’t Just Blame the Queen Bee
Blame the worker bees, too.... MORE
