Behind every successful man, there is a woman.
The auditor gave this comment to my GM and me (refer to our working relationship) at the end of the inspection. This phrase kinda stuck in my mind.
Can I be the successful woman instead of the woman behind the man? Is this a compliment or is this...
Is there some sort of gender discrimination in this statement? Can it be the other way round?
Is there some sort of gender discrimination in this statement? Can it be the other way round?
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