Which statement best describes a women’s role in the workforce today?

a) women are not a part of the workforce outside of the home
b) women hold traditional and nontraditional jobs in the workforce
c) women hold only traditional jobs such as teachers and nurses
d) women are decreasing their presence in the workforce every year

The correct answer is B) Women hold traditional and non-traditional jobs in the workforce today                      

Explanation

Sheryl Sandberg was the lady who was hired away from one of the tech giant companies notorious for its online search engines in 2008 by Mark Zuckerberg. She was recruited in to the position of the Chief Operating Officer of one of the biggest social media platforms today..

Few years down the line  she made headlines and was featured on the top spot on bestseller lists with Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead, a polemical memoir that helped redefine conventional thinking around women in business, society, and the culture at large.

6 year after this historic hiring, the longstanding ban on women in combat was terminated by the Obama administration. Janet Yellen took over as chair of the historically male-dominated Federal Reserve; and the tech giant described above was planning to launch Women Techmakers, a global initiative  with the objective of recruiting women into the digital economy.

It is easy to see that opportunities for women in fields previously populated by men are increasing.

There is a campaign for women to pursue non-traditional careers — in industries or sectors such as military, business and finance, science and technology and the blue collar trades

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