Good Girls Don't Become Leaders: 99 Ways to Become a Top Manager

Place a good girl in a group of men and women, and she will always expect someone else (not necessarily a man) to take on the role of leader. Ask a good girl to make a decision for the whole group, and before doing anything, she will immediately start a public opinion poll. Give a good girl a group of subordinates, and she will start treating them like her family, rather than a team that requires humane but firm leadership. At the same time, she will instantly forget all her talents that could help her become an exemplary leader. But in reality, women are constantly leading someone—they just don’t call it leadership. From developing your vision to methods of its implementation, the book "Good Girls Don't Become Leaders" provides a blueprint for how you can become a leader in almost any situation.