When Women Manage Men Who Don T Respect Woman Analysis

Jenna walk into the conference meeting a CIO of a big time company. She scan the room quickly. Everyone in the room is talking. The boss is Jenna and she was ready to begin the meeting. She says “let's start”. No one listens she repeat very loudly. Finally the secretary who is a tall and strong who right away can over power a conversation. Calls “Let's begin.” Everyone in the meeting listens now. Everyone listen to the male in the room. The boss was a woman.The secretary was a male. Even though the woman has the title of being the boss in the business, everyone thinks the male in the room is the boss. Women have jobs and work just as hard, every day coming to work women have to deal with low pay and disrespect. They have to try and go on
Because the men don't respect them as co-workers In the article “When Women Manage Men Who Don’t Respect Woman”, by, Rebekah Campbell pointsout. Rebekah and her business partner were interviewing a man. The man had all the qualities they needed for the job. Then Campbell sees the man staring off at the counter and looks to see what the man is staring at. He was staring at an attractive waitress. Which turned Campbell stomach. He nodded and gestures for her male co-worker to look. “I couldn't help but notice for the rest of the interview that whenever he spoke about anything serious he focused his attention on my male partner. He answered my questions well, but often with a flirtatious smile before shifting his attention back to the male in the room-the person he obviously assumed was the boss.”(Campbell page 1). This is just one example. Some men seem to think that women can not run a business. Because they may be weak. Even though men may think they are respecting women, they should not just respect them because they know them , they should respect them because there a person and the way they get treated is wrong. But the way they respect them is still far from right. They think by answering these question is good enough. But when we were really young our parents taught us to look them in the eye. So that the other person in the conversation knows ,that the other person who is listening. Is actually listening. Talk to them with a serious face. And answer the person speaking with respect. It is not okay to do this with just one gender. Do this with every person you meet. It’s proper etiquette that some people have lost this. Do this in all aspects of life. Because people in work are trying do the best they can do in work. Get money to pay the bills and feed their