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Of “Boardroom Pin-Up Girls”

A particular article in The Economic Times has sthreeling ripping it to shreds.

I gather the courage to read on. The next paragraph starts off promisingly with the question ” So can women in IT make good global leaders and what is holding them back?” and I go “phew! May be she will redeem herself.” But Alas! that was not to be. Ravichander is of the opinion that “Leadership is an inborn trait in women, whether they lead global teams across ponds or manage households discreetly by always ensuring that every member of the family or team is well nurtured and attended to. It is a quality that is fairly unique, yet very much a part of the DNA of a woman.”

While I don’t quite understand why someone would want to lead a “global team” across a “pond”, it could be some IT jargon that I am unaware of.

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