Laurie Ruettimann feels There is a Special Place in Hell for HR Women Who Don’t Help Other HR Women
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You know who this is?
It’s Madeleine Albright, the first woman to become Secretary of State.
She
said, “There is a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.”
When I speak to HR audiences, I say that all of the time. And I mean it. In every aspect of my life, I am constantly advocating on behalf of other women. And I trust that other women are advocating for me.
Are all HR women perfect? No. But most of them are okay and deserve grace and the opportunity to grow. I have benefitted fromthe generosity of other HR women who know my flaws but continue to see my potential.
So why am I talking about this?
Read the whole post over at Laurie Ruettimann's The Cynical Girl (an FOT contributor blog).
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