Scientific research indicates that the percentage of women on the boards of listed companies results from a lower social readiness to accept women in roles related to exercising power, but also from the readiness of women themselves to perform such roles. Women are not perceived as serious candidates for serious roles. This is the “think manager, think male” effect.
According to the report of the Foundation of Women Business Leaders “Women in listed companies”, the growth rate of women’s participation on supervisory boards and management boards is not only slow but is even decreasing. Only 10.2% of women sit on the management boards of listed companies in Poland. For comparison, in France, this rate reaches 45%.
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