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Women pay a penalty for being ambitious and asking for more

  • Posted on July 13, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Despite progress in workplace equality, ambitious women face systematic obstacles and psychological manipulation when pursuing career advancement. Research reveals that female professionals questioning their stalled progression encounter persistent gaslighting tactics, deflecting accountability and undermining legitimate concerns. This psychological barrier persists even in supposedly progressive organizations, creating a paradox where women's assertiveness is penalized rather than rewarded, perpetuating gender-based career disparity.

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Women pay a penalty for being ambitious and asking for more
Women pay a penalty for being ambitious and asking for more

In an era where we supposedly don’t discriminate, Stefanie O’Connell says women, when they question their failure to advance, are met with pervasive gaslighting
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