Gender and Negotiation
Kelli shares her journey of understanding the complexities of salary negotiations, particularly highlighting the stark differences in how men and women approach discussions about money. She reflects on her experiences in HR, observing that men often negotiate for higher salaries compared to their female counterparts. This disparity sparked her fascination with the topic, driving her to empower women to advocate for what they truly deserve.In this clip
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