Comments on: Dr. Wendy asks Why Are Women of Color Absent from the Boardroom?

By: EveRever

EveRever — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:41:15 +0000

I can’t wait to buy a new iPhone. But all files I have are not in Iphone supported formats. So I think program TuneCab will help me to convert them to iPhone. Did anybody try it?

By: Jen Fad

Jen Fad — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:42:30 +0000

I absolutely agree with the caller who made the statement that we make the mistake of thinking “People that look like us are for us.” I have found this to be true over and over which is the reason that I don’t get into color of a person’s skin. I have had far more help to get where I am through perseverence and effort than from any one specific person helping me up the ladder of success. It is sad that we as women of color don’t utilize our strengths more in the workplace to help one another and until this changes, I will just keep doing what has worked for me. Oh yeah….HAPPY BIRTHDAY YALANDA!!

By: Jen Fad

Jen Fad — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:41:16 +0000

I absolutely agree with the caller who made the statement that we make the mistake of thinking “People that look like us are for us.” I have found this to be true over and over which is the reason that I don’t get into color of a person’s skin. I have had far more help to get where I am through perseverence and effort than from any one specific person helping up the ladder. It is sad that we still have the we as women of color don’t utilize our strengths more in the workplace to help one another and until this changes, I will just keep doing what has worked for me. Oh yeah….HAPPY BIRTHDAY YALANDA!!

By: Jen Fad

Jen Fad — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 17:51:54 +0000

I think this is a fabulous idea and certainly a wonderful opportunity to engage our young people in the political process. It sounds similar to the “Bring Our Children to the Work Day” that some businesses do. I believe the earlier we instill values into our children then the better informed they will be.