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Please call Me “Sweetie”

April 25, 2017 By Marilyn Weinstein

You can call me Sweetie. Just don’t call me “lucky”. I have an almost violent reaction when people say I’ve been “lucky”. It implies I have no say in my destiny and ignores the hard work that I put in … [Read more...] about Please call Me “Sweetie”

Filed Under: Business, Management and LeadershipTagged With: Anne-Marie Slaughter, babe, CEO, honey, Indra Nooyi, lucky, Marilyn Weinstein, PepsiCo, sweetie, women in leadership, women in the workplace, Women in World Conference

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