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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The reality is if she was a white man she would be considered assertive. We do judge women, especially black women, differently when they are assertive. Men use direct language and women use collaborative language. When a woman uses direct language they are called aggressive. She is right, your feedback is based on unconscious bias. So now what do you do? Also listing the thing she does to support your unconscious bias is called confirmation bias. Everybody has bias. It’s fine, relax. This article may help. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-women-called-aggressive-while-men-assertive-limor-bergman-nfmfc#:~:text=Stereotypes%20and%20Gender%20Norms%3A&text=Meanwhile%2C%20men%20are%20expected%20to,being%20labeled%20as%20%22aggressive.%22 She needs to be aware that her communication has intention and impact and because of unconscious bias people don’t receive her message as she intends. Her intention and impact do not line up. Sure it’s not fair that people are emotionally traumatized when women are assertive but you can’t change that. As for the staff. They sound like they are simply going through storming and norming process. This happens to every new team. She is making changes and people are acting like babies. Obviously you can’t say that. If you are unaware of what storming forming norming performing is this explains it. https://www.mindtools.com/abyj5fi/forming-storming-norming-and-performing Take the emotion out of the conversation. She wants them to do X they want to do Y. Unless they can show value at not doing it her way they need to suck it up. You also need to manage the storming stage better I’m sure you can google it.[/quote] Wow, storming, forming, norming, performing -- thanks for taking me way back to my early 90s management consulting life! [/quote]
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