Not my experience. I've found them to place more value on social engagements and feelings about other people than their job. I've seen over and over again blatant sexism of women toward men and massive treatment disparities. I've also found them more prone to allowing stress get the best of their behaviour. I've had great female supervisors and deplorable male supervisors in my time but on average, in my experience, men hold themselves to a higher standard.
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Not my experience. I've found them to place more value on social engagements and feelings about other people than their job. I've seen over and over again blatant sexism of women toward men and massive treatment disparities. I've also found them more prone to allowing stress get the best of their behaviour. I've had great female supervisors and deplorable male supervisors in my time but on average, in my experience, men hold themselves to a higher standard.