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Own It
Highlights
Own It tells women\'s stories – about the ugly, happy, rarely discussed, whispered, denied stories. In a world where women are playing superhuman, in various avatars as a leader at work, breadwinner, wife, mother, daughter, daughter-in-law, sister, and playing each role to perfection.
Own It tells women's stories – about the ugly, happy, rarely discussed, whispered, denied stories. In a world where women are playing superhuman,
in various avatars as a leader at work, breadwinner, wife, mother, daughter, daughter-in-law, sister, and playing each role to perfection.
Through interactions with close to 200 Indian women leaders, the book squarely addresses the various challenges that exist for women in the workplace coupled with the complexities of being in an Indian home.
It also offers viable roadmaps for women to navigate their careers in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.
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