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    These Heels Were Made For Working: Women’s Appearance in the Workplace

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    Title
    These Heels Were Made For Working: Women’s Appearance in the Workplace
    Author
    Salazar, Beatriz Alexandra
    Date
    May 2016
    Subject
    women
    appearance
    business
    high heels
    shoes
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/592
    Abstract
    Do women's choice in apparel, hair, makeup, and overall appearance have an impact in the way they are perceived in the world of business? In careers that are predominantly male, are women not taken seriously based on how they look? We challenge the idea that a woman can't be attractive, confident, and smart. With research taken from academic journals and prominent magazines, we explore whether or not there is a gender barrier in the workplace. The findings are geared towards young women entering the business world so they can be better prepared for the scene of a male-dominated field.
    Advisor
    Little, Lillian
    Department
    Accounting and Finance
    Degree
    Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA)
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