The Authority Gap - Why women are still taken less seriously than men, and what we can do about it

In a world that increasingly values equality and diversity, the persistence of the authority gap remains a critical issue. Mary Ann Sieghart explores why women, despite significant progress, continue to be taken less seriously than men in professional and social contexts. This examination reveals the deep-rooted biases and structural barriers that perpetuate this disparity, while also charting a path toward meaningful change.

• The Authority Gap Defined: Women are consistently perceived as less authoritative and competent than men, even when possessing equivalent qualifications and experience.
• Social Conditioning and Gender Stereotypes: Cultural expectations shape perceptions...

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