Retaining minority women in the workplace is becoming difficult due to a lack of influential mentors, informal networks, role models, and high-profile work assignments, which leads to job dissatisfaction and some minority women deciding to leave their organizations. However, not all minority women quit - only those with the resources and self-confidence to start their own businesses end up leaving.
Retaining minority women in the workplace is becoming difficult due to a lack of influential mentors, informal networks, role models, and high-profile work assignments, which leads to job dissatisfaction and some minority women deciding to leave their organizations. However, not all minority women quit - only those with the resources and self-confidence to start their own businesses end up leaving.
Retaining minority women in the workplace is becoming difficult due to a lack of influential mentors, informal networks, role models, and high-profile work assignments, which leads to job dissatisfaction and some minority women deciding to leave their organizations. However, not all minority women quit - only those with the resources and self-confidence to start their own businesses end up leaving.
Retaining minority women in the workplace is becoming difficult due to a lack of influential mentors, informal networks, role models, and high-profile work assignments, which leads to job dissatisfaction and some minority women deciding to leave their organizations. However, not all minority women quit - only those with the resources and self-confidence to start their own businesses end up leaving.
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Assignment BRM 6
Retention of minority women at the workplace is becoming more and more
difficult. Not finding an influential mentor in the system who is willing to help them, lack of an informal network with influential col- leagues, lack of role models, and the dearth of high-visibility projects result in dissatisfaction experienced at work and the minority women ultimately decide to leave the organization. Of course, not all minority women quit the system. Only those who have the wherewithal (for example, resources and self-confidence) to start their own business leave the organization. For the above situation, define the problem, develop a theoretical frame- work, and formulate six hypotheses.