1. WHY MEN GET MORE PROMOTIONS THAN
WOMEN?
Submitted By
Sumit malhotra
2. A CATALYST SURVEY OF OVER 4000,HIGH
POTENTIALS SHOWS THAT MORE WOMEN
MENTORED COMPARE TO MEN
YET WOMEN ARE PAID $4,600 LESS IN THEIR
FIRST POST MBA JOBS , HOLD LOWER LEVEL
POSITIONS ,AND FELL LESS CAREER
SATISFACTION
4. WHY MENTORING FAILS WOMEN
Although more women than men in the
2008 Catalyst survey report having
mentors, the women's mentors have less
organizational clout.
Despite all the effort that has gone into
developing the women since 2008, the
follow-up survey in 2010 reveals that the
men have received 15% more promotions.
6. YES…
Inthe 2008 catalyst survey83%of women and
76%of men say they ‘ve had at least one mentors at
some point in there careers.
21%of women they have’ve had four or more
mentors, compared with 15% of men
7. DOES MENTORING
PROVIDE THE SAME
CAREER BENEFITS TO MEN
AND WOMEN?
8. NO…
Among survey participant who had active
mentoring relationships in 2008 fully 72% of men
had received one or more promotions by 2010
compared with 65%of the women.
9. DO MEN AND WOMEN
GET THEIR MENTORS IN
THE SAME WAY?
10. YES …
Most men and women 67% of the groups combined
found their mentors on their own ,relaying on
personal networks .just 18%of women and 16% of
men formed their mentoring relationships with the
help of formal programs
11. DOES HAVING FORMAL
VERSUS INFORMAL
MENTORS MAKE ANY
DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF
PROMOTION?
12. YES…
Women who had found mentors through formal
programs had received more promotions by 2010
than who had found mentors on their own . Among
all the participants who had found mentors their
own the men received more promotions than the
women
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14. SPONSORSHIP THAT WORKS
Impatientwith the speed at which women
are reaching the top levels, many leading-
edge companies we work with are
converging on a new set of strategies to
ensure that high-potential women are
sponsored for the most-senior posts.