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‘There isn't a one-size-fits-all strategy’

Working mothers need to chart their own paths, says Northeastern professor Jamie Ladge. There can be no perfect model for working motherhood, Ladge points out…
- by Ian Thomsen May 10, 2019
‘We’re constantly trying to be all things to all people’

Jamie Ladge, an associate professor of management and organizational development, studies how working professionals view their identities in the office and at home—and how these…
- by Greg St. Martin July 9, 2018
Looking through the glass ceiling: Symposium examines state of women’s advancement

How far have women advanced in the fields of leadership, entrepreneurship, and public policy? It’s a question that a half-day symposium at Northeastern sought to…
- by Molly Callahan March 6, 2017
Study: Involved dads are happier at work, experience less job-family conflict

Companies also stand to benefit from the positive work-related outcomes fathers experience the more time they spend with their kids, according to D’Amore-McKim School of…
- by Greg St. Martin March 10, 2015
3Qs: Can women have it all?

Jamie Ladge, an assistant professor of management and organizational development, reflects on whether women can simultaneously be great mothers at home and top professionals in…
- by Jason Kornwitz July 9, 2012
Women in business excel, says report

Newly released ‘Shriver Report’ on the role of U.S. women includes chapter by CBA assistant professor Jamie Ladge…
- by News@Northeastern October 16, 2009
Business professor wins Academy of Management award

Jamie Ladge wins national recognition for research on work–family balance.
- by News@Northeastern June 10, 2009

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