India has ever been a land of paradigm and fascination. People …show more content…
This diversity impacts their learning process, attitude, perceptions and relation to work (Rai 2012). Over the years, we have seen women in leadership roles in the government bodies, in diplomacy, in legislative assembly, in public sector companies and in private sector companies . As both men and women have different networks, the combination of their networks will create a large network and hence benefitting the organization in expanding their reach and impacting the society and solving complex problems. It is not possible for every women to reach at the top level because they are more linked to family responsibilities. They devote more time and probably commitment to the domestic sphere. The lack of adequate work-life balance makes many high potential women to give up on their careers. Companies should understand the women’s needs at various stages of their …show more content…
However, recent studies on involvement of women in leadership roles portray a pathetic picture of gender equality. Research is focused on understanding perspectives of male employees towards female employees. A study conducted by KPMG, to understand the viewpoints of senior management personnel in context of women in leadership roles, revealed that 60% of these personnel believed that women are equally capable in taking strategic decisions to their male counterparts .
Today women participation has increased in Indian organization. They are competent enough to enter the workplace on their own capability. Women empowerment can be seen with the rise in women participation in diverse fields. They are not just technically and logically strong but also more ambitious and passionate and are willing to work hard for growth in future. Women on top positions believe in themselves and feel that gender should not be a bias for