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Do female CEOs get called out more often for creating a toxic work culture?
Earlier this week, Steph Korey resigned as CEO of the trendy luggage company Away after a report on the company’s toxic workplace culture. Recently, there have been several negative stories about female CEOs, too. Sara Mauskopf, CEO and co-founder of Winnie, wrote about this and said the negative coverage of female CEOs compared to their male counterparts is noticeably disproportionate.
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Earlier this week, Steph Korey resigned as CEO of the trendy luggage company Away after a report on the company’s toxic workplace culture. Recently, there have been several negative stories about female CEOs, too. Sara Mauskopf, CEO and co-founder of Winnie, wrote about this and said the negative coverage of female CEOs compared to their male counterparts is noticeably disproportionate.
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