A majority of women (63%) worldwide define professional success as having the right balance between work and personal life and nearly three quarters of women (74%) believe they can ‘have it all’, according to the What Women Want @ Work study released by LinkedIn.
The study reveals that 94% of Indian women surveyed in a total sample size of 400 feel that they have had successful careers and women with more than six years of experience feel more satisfied with their professional lives as compared to those with lesser experience. This is tempered by the finding that 1 in 3 Indian women say that they have faced sexism at the workplace which is by far the highest across all countries surveyed.
93% Indian women believe it is possible to have it all, in terms of career and family life. This is significantly higher than the global average of 74%.
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via 94% Indian women think they have successful careers: LinkedIn survey – The Economic Times.
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