... Behind This Book<br > All the people in this book are real, The episodes they describe, the<br > problems that haunt them, the doubts they disclose, the anger that<br > floods them, are contemporaneous with the 1980s. You could be one of<br > them, although only you will know because the identity of contributors<br > is well disguised. Even so, you might recognize a boss, a co-worker, a<br > subordinate, a relative, a friend, a secretary or a casual acquaintance<br > you met at a networking conference.<br > You will recognize these individuals, of course, only if you are one of<br > today s 43-plus million working women wbo considers herself genuinely<br > ambitious and is determined to avoid as many pitfalls as possible in your<br > struggle to climb the proverbial ladder of success. It doesn t matter what<br > occupation, field or profession you re in, nor does it matter what level<br > you ve reached. My informants cover the gamut of iobs currently held<br > by a cross-section of achlevement-oriented women, yet the stories they<br >relate about daily incidents at work bear striking resemblances to each<br >other, despite the drastically different functions.<br > How I came to be the receptacle for confidential outpourings by<br >thOUsands of career women around the country explains tile origins of<br >this volume. Back in 1977 and 1978 when file early editions of my first<br >book, Games Mother Never Taught You, were printed, the publicists<br >were dismayed to find that their thne-tested outlets for promotion--<br >book reviews, magazine excerpts national e evision shows--proved<br >curiously insistent that "their audiences" wouldn t be receptive to en-<br >couraging women to aim h gh enough in business to compete suc-<br >cessful y with men--on men s terms.<br >
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