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Constructing Executive Presence Within the Double Bind: Women’s Experiences of Leadership Communication
Women in executive leadership often face a gendered double bind, expected to be warm and approachable, while also appearing competent and confident. This qualitative study examines how women executives develop executive presence and navigate these workplace expectations. Drawing on Warmth-Competence
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