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Has the glass ceiling in financial services really been broken?

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Joe Duran says the financial services industry has been guided by calculable and analytical thinking and driven by results. That has led to a bias toward a certain kind of employee.

Talking about males and females in any situation is always loaded with concern, so I would like to start this piece by saying that none of the following is intended as a statement about any specific gender. I am talking in generalities to get some very important points across.

We work in a male-dom

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