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Oct 2020
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How Mothers WFH Are Negotiating What’s N...

Harvard Business Review
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We continue tracking the ways the pandemic is impacting women’s lives and careers, and discuss how to not only manage the challenges but also shape a more equitable future. Guests: Kathleen McGinn and Katherine Goldstein. 
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