businesswoman

Some time ago, my mother-in-law (erstwhile teacher) and my godmother-aunty (businesswoman) began to forget many things.

Once I was on a long-distance train and worked on my laptop when some businesswoman sat next to me.

Mary Gates, a prominent Seattle businesswoman who helped her son, William H.

She's a pretty successful businesswoman and decided to take a years break and looked for something useful to do, ended up manning one of the phones.

If we are going to tax a productive businesswoman to pay for a basic job, why not at give her cheap day care (provided by low productivity people) in return?

I really like kickstarter but let's balance out all this awesome news with a quick reminder that there are plenty of vanity projects and outright curiosities on kickstarter - like that rich businesswoman collecting money to buy her daughter a laptop.

If the media starts using the word "businesswoman" to mean an infertile woman, the jackasses are not the people who object to that usage.

It is akin to saying, "It is silly for a programer to not already be a businessman (businesswoman) when seeking a partner, because there are books and websites online and in just a few days he ought to be able to get by in the business world".

Ask s businesswoman if she feels more powerful in slacks and 4" heels (tastefully covered by said slacks because the height itself confers the power, the heels may actually serve as a distraction from that.) I'm sure some will say "no, I just wear these because firm X has a policy" but many others will feel oppositely.

One of the downsides of "maximizing shareholder value" as your guiding principle.[1] With that in mind, look at a comp for COO pay: Exec Comp Consuultant > American businesswoman and the Chief Operating Officer of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg, has an estimated net worth of $1.6 billion Not justifying it, just pointing out the facts.