Why Are Women Generally Less Productive Than Men In The Workplace?

Low income women are able to accept jobs that are low in income and even unable to meet basic needs, usually because such jobs can bring them freedom.

High income women believe that rewards must be equal to working hours.

But "low" income women seldom think (and are not interested) their incomes can go up.

High income women usually choose more lucrative jobs, hoping that their wages will rise.

"Low income" women do not even dare to think so, do not believe that they can earn a large sum.

Women are particularly prone to underestimate themselves, which is why their income is "low" in their potential.

A series of surveys conducted at numerous universities show that women in the same lab can receive much lower rewards than their male counterparts.

This is not due to changes in the income of women in the previous job.

According to some psychologists, it is a kind of "depression effect".

According to the latest definition of the Journal of the American Psychological Association, the depression effect is that only a small number of people in the society tend to underestimate themselves in front of the social elite.

The disadvantaged group will take their own disadvantaged position for granted.

When you see the advantages of the dominant group (men), women will think it is the right thing to do, no matter how unfair the advantage is.

Three, women with low incomes will be willing to work even if they do not work.

Low income women often spend a lot of time, knowledge and skills, and finally get nothing.

They did not want to do any work without pay.

They are too accustomed to it. In most cases, they even fail to realize that these jobs are gratuitous.

Women are generally generous devotees.

The society is happy and eager to exploit these volunteers.

This is bad for women to increase their income, and it is no good for women to increase their self-confidence.

For low-income women to ask for money, they always seem to be reluctant to ask for a raise or an offer.

Some women have never moved these thoughts.

A woman once told me about her experience: "I once asked a career counselor:" please think for me, how much money can I earn? "The consultant's answer was simple and straightforward:" I see, you go to work, and you can get as much money as you can. "

For women of every income level, it is not easy to ask for money.

High income women do not want to (very few people want to), but they finally opened their mouth, so they have come to this stage now.

The more they fear, the more they have to do.