Women @ work 2020: strengths and challenges
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How do you identify?
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I generally feel confident in the workplace
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I have not spoken up with my ideas or kept quiet when I knew I had the answer
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I have been interrupted while I was speaking in a meeting
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I have had people mostly speaking to someone else when I am the most senior in the room
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I have turned down opportunities I secretly wanted
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I feel reluctant to claim my work achievements
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I have not taken credit for my success or I have claimed it was a team effort
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I have not asked for a pay rise or promotion I knew I deserved
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I have in the past chose not to volunteer for opportunities that would allow my skills to shine
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 I believe that my career will advance and that I'll gain recognition if I work hard
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I have seen men be hired or promoted when there was a more qualified female candidate
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The person who is well connected or shouts the loudest about their achievements is more likely to be promoted event if they're not the most competent
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I get stuck in negative thinking at work
Never
Often
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I worry about not being liked at work
Never
Always
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I have had to adopt more "masculine" behaviours or leadership style to be successful
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I have been told to be more visible at work
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There a few senior people like me in my role, my industry whom I can look up to
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I’m comfortable delivering negative feedback
If not, why not?
I have been told that I am aggressive at work
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I have been told to change my behaviour at work to appear less assertive
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 I don’t have to hide who I am at work
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I am open at work about
I prefer to avoid office politics
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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I believe that my gender is or has been a barrier to my advancement
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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I belive that my ethnicity is or has been a barrier to my advancement
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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I believe that my disability is or has been a barrier to my career progression
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I believe that my sexual orientation is or has been a barrier to my career progression
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I have changed my name on my cv to sound more Western
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I’ve changed my accent at work to fit in
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I have experienced my own privilege
If yes, how?
I feel comfortable talking at work about
I have been bullied and/ or gaslighted at work
I have received unwanted sexual advances at work
In the past year, I’ve experienced micro-aggressions at work
I have left my corporate career to start my own business
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I was brought up to believe ambition is important
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I would rank my level of ambition to advance my career as
Not very ambitious
Very ambitious
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I consider myself
There a time in my life/ career when I had more ambition than I do now
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If yes, I was more ambitious in
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What has contributed most to your staying on track and pursuing your ambition?
In the past year, I have found it difficult to have balance my personal life and home life
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My decision to have children has impacted my career (please skip this question if you do not have children)
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Myself or my partner have changed our long-term career goals because of issues involved in dual-career couples
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Do you find that you do more of the “housechores” at work (organising parties, team members' birthdays, socials...) than your male colleagues?
I have had poor mental health due to work
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In the past year, stress caused by work has had an impact on my personal life
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What is the non-politically correct career advice you have been given, wish you’d been given or have given?
What advice would you give to your younger self?
What would you ask for or say to allies (able-bodied/ white/ straight / male / ...)
Tell us about someone who’s supported you, sponsored you or mentored you. What made their support feel valuable?
How do you deal with fear at work?
Any other comments?
What is your age?
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What is your sexual orientation?
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What is your ethnicity?
Do you consider yourself to have a disability?
Are you a parent or  working carer?
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Which city do you currently live in?
What is your nationality?
I currently work in the following industry
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I am currently employed
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In my career I am at
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I would be happy to be contacted more info on my answers
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