The Glass Ceiling Index: “Hillary Clinton: Stop running for president and make me a sandwich!”
November 30th, 2007
Number of members of the Facebook group Hillary Clinton: Stop Running for President and Make Me a Sandwich: 23,000
Percent of Americans who think electing a women president would be a bad thing: 9
Percent of Americans who think electing a woman president would be a good thing: 33
Percent of Americans who think the gender of the president does not matter: 55
Amount of male corporate directors there are in the United States for every female corporate director: 8
Percent greater salary that U.S. female corporate directors (surprisingly) make over their male counterparts: 15
Percent of women who asked for higher compensation in a recent gender and salary negotiation study: 50
Percent of men who asked for higher compensation in that same study: 83
Average salary that participants of another study said they would award a female applicant who, in a videotaped job interview, expressed anger over losing a past account: $23,000
Average salary that participants of that same study said they would award a male applicant who, in a videotaped job interview, expressed anger over losing a past account: $38,000
Entry Filed under: Glass ceiling, She's the boss




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1. steven cinco | January 10th, 2008 at 1:06 pm
When are we, as a society, going to stop belaboring the “rights” of singular classes and particular groups and start the march for the advancement of ALL PEOPLE. Self interest are exactly that-One’s will to preserve themselves and only themselves.
2. Selana | April 23rd, 2008 at 2:34 pm
I came across this interesting article about the American Election from an Australian’s perspective. The writer seems to like all the candidates but I get the impression she is most sympathetic to Hillary Clinton. She feels that Hillary is facing gender bias and the glass ceiling. You can find the article here: American Election Coverage.
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