Paragraph above the one you quoted says twice the rate for via-paper events.
Sure. But you asked about where it said that female decision-makers behave differently from male decision makers.
Neither says that men are rewarded for engaging in salary negotiation.
I didn't say they were. Although one could easily argue, if they wanted to be pedantic, that receiving better salaries and bigger raises counts as a 'reward.'
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Date: 2007-07-31 06:18 pm (UTC)Sure. But you asked about where it said that female decision-makers behave differently from male decision makers.
Neither says that men are rewarded for engaging in salary negotiation.
I didn't say they were. Although one could easily argue, if they wanted to be pedantic, that receiving better salaries and bigger raises counts as a 'reward.'