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Highly intelligent women may face harsher judgment at work than men: Study

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Highly intelligent women may face harsher judgment at work than men: Study

Studies reveal that women with high skills frequently face mistreatment and difficulties in workplace relationships, a challenge less common for men.

While male colleagues often receive backing, women are scrutinized through the lens of gender stereotypes.

Such biased views can affect women's effectiveness in team settings.

It is imperative for organizations to objectively assess abilities, free from gender biases that may influence the support received.

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