Women Make Better Managers than Men

[Red-Mrs]

Self-explanatory.

Women Make Better Managers than Men | Big Think | BNET

[PatchGirl]

Of course they do! We just don't like to let on...

[MorrisLove]

Of course they do, because we, men, are more manageable

[JeffreyC]

That's a blog, not academic research.

It's the person that makes the difference, not the gender.

[WhiteBear101]

One of the most confusing threads I've seen on this board?????

[monstro]

I've had women managers who have been the best and worst I've ever experienced.

It's the worst sort of generalisation to say that women are better than men at managing. Some are, some aren't. You could switch the genders around and that statement would be equally true.

[Number3]

This is a matter of opinion and my strong opinion is you are wrong.

Based on a survey (and not just on a blog), "three out of four women who expressed a preference said they would rather work for a man than a woman."

Men Are Better Bosses

[Red-Mrs]

Originally Posted by Number3

This is a matter of opinion and my strong opinion is you are wrong.

Based on a survey (and not just on a blog), "three out of four women who expressed a preference said they would rather work for a man than a woman."

Men Are Better Bosses

I don't know who these "three out of four women" are, but this I know - women have their brains in between their ears (though I'm pretty sure the majority of the women from that survey are exceptions ); while men have theirs in between their legs. Even anatomy blatantly shows us the hierarchy of genders.

[FoxTopper]

Originally Posted by monstro

I've had women managers who have been the best and worst I've ever experienced.

It's the worst sort of generalisation to say that women are better than men at managing. Some are, some aren't. You could switch the genders around and that statement would be equally true.

I agree.

The world is a far too complex place and people are just too distinct to make these types of generalisations.

[peter_b]

Originally Posted by Red-Mrs

Even anatomy blatantly shows us the hierarchy of genders.

What?

What does that even mean?