For women who had to interact with some of the most notorious sexual harassers, Ms. Sherry said she recommended they stay on the trading floor — a very public space.

“Survival hints like that were shared pretty freely,” Ms. Sherry wrote in an email.

That was the whisper network at work.

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“The hundreds of thousands of #metoo posts on social media—to identify as a victim of sexual harassment or assault—underscores how pervasive this behavior is. Yet most women tend to keep these stories to themselves.”

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“It’s as if her speaking up is the light bulb moment when a man realizes the object of his catcall is a live and full human.” Read the full article here!

 

 

“When this type of behavior is ignored or even blessed from the C-suite, it runs like a cultural virus that spreads like an uncovered sneeze.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Maureen joined Francesca and Rebecca on Bloomberg’s “Game Plan” to dive into toxic workplaces, how people cope with them, and how they finally get out.

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“Last week I visited a technology startup in an office so inviting, I wanted to spend the night there… While I’ve never worked at a startup, the no-walled, open floor plan, and overly familiar environment of cozy work quarters reminded me of the Wall Street trading floors I have worked on. But the similarities don’t end there. According to a survey released last year, 60% women in technology reported being victims of sexual harassment. ”

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