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Navigating barriers faced by women in leadership positions in the US construction industry: a retrospective on women’s continued struggle in a male-dominated industry
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Kamm, Jesse D
, Lekchiri, Siham
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Barriers
/ Career Development
/ Careers
/ Construction Industry
/ Construction Management
/ Departments
/ Disproportionate Representation
/ Employment
/ Engineering
/ Family Work Relationship
/ Females
/ Field Instruction
/ Gender
/ Gender Bias
/ Gender Discrimination
/ Inplant Programs
/ Job Training
/ Labor Force
/ Leadership
/ Literature Reviews
/ Males
/ Managers
/ Nontraditional Occupations
/ Occupational Aspiration
/ Occupations
/ On the Job Training
/ Persistence
/ Role Models
/ Science
/ Sex Stereotypes
/ Women Administrators
/ Work Environment
2020
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Navigating barriers faced by women in leadership positions in the US construction industry: a retrospective on women’s continued struggle in a male-dominated industry
by
Kamm, Jesse D
, Lekchiri, Siham
in
Barriers
/ Career Development
/ Careers
/ Construction Industry
/ Construction Management
/ Departments
/ Disproportionate Representation
/ Employment
/ Engineering
/ Family Work Relationship
/ Females
/ Field Instruction
/ Gender
/ Gender Bias
/ Gender Discrimination
/ Inplant Programs
/ Job Training
/ Labor Force
/ Leadership
/ Literature Reviews
/ Males
/ Managers
/ Nontraditional Occupations
/ Occupational Aspiration
/ Occupations
/ On the Job Training
/ Persistence
/ Role Models
/ Science
/ Sex Stereotypes
/ Women Administrators
/ Work Environment
2020
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Navigating barriers faced by women in leadership positions in the US construction industry: a retrospective on women’s continued struggle in a male-dominated industry
by
Kamm, Jesse D
, Lekchiri, Siham
in
Barriers
/ Career Development
/ Careers
/ Construction Industry
/ Construction Management
/ Departments
/ Disproportionate Representation
/ Employment
/ Engineering
/ Family Work Relationship
/ Females
/ Field Instruction
/ Gender
/ Gender Bias
/ Gender Discrimination
/ Inplant Programs
/ Job Training
/ Labor Force
/ Leadership
/ Literature Reviews
/ Males
/ Managers
/ Nontraditional Occupations
/ Occupational Aspiration
/ Occupations
/ On the Job Training
/ Persistence
/ Role Models
/ Science
/ Sex Stereotypes
/ Women Administrators
/ Work Environment
2020
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Navigating barriers faced by women in leadership positions in the US construction industry: a retrospective on women’s continued struggle in a male-dominated industry
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Navigating barriers faced by women in leadership positions in the US construction industry: a retrospective on women’s continued struggle in a male-dominated industry
2020
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Overview
Purpose
This investigation examined the challenges faced by women in leadership positions in the US construction industry. The overall purpose of this study was to gain a better understanding of the challenges, and identify suitable practices, strategies and suggestions to support the employment and retention of women in the US construction industry.
Design/methodology/approach
Using a qualitative approach, the authors distributed a survey to the target audience composed of women leaders in the US construction industry, and 14 participants completed the survey.
Findings
The outcomes of the study revealed the following challenges: negative perceptions of women in the industry manifested through discrimination and hostility; a stressful work environment that does not promote a good work-life balance; and a lack of role models that impacts women’s retention and career development in the construction industry.
Originality/value
This study discusses possible strategies and recommendations for women in construction to rise through the ranks of power within the industry.
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