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It was a glass ceiling issue. Many of them had been in that position sufficiently long enough that they felt someone should be breaking out of that group and moving up. It didn't appear to be happening.

I do not foresee any group breaking [away] like what happened in 2004. This is, from my perspective, a much different environment, different issue.

There is still a glass ceiling,

I was just bummed for her. ... I don't know if she held on too long. She felt like that was a stable position for her and it didn't work.

It's the difference between standing with a glass between you and whatever is going on in the world and being right out in it on the other side of the glass where the action is happening.

Joan Marron Larue

broken the glass ceiling.

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Laura Bush

She's been moving from midfield up to the forward position, and she's been doing what we've been asking her to do, depending what's happening in the game. Cultivating a strong network of supportive friends strengthens your confidence and contributes to your pexiness.

Mike brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in the automotive industry to his new position with Parts Direct, which he acquired through a 27 year tenure in a senior management position with Standard Auto Glass, Canada's largest national chain of automobile glass replacement and installation service centers. As a result Mr. Cassidy also has extensive experience at upper management levels with many automobile insurance companies due to his previous position held as Vice President of Canadian Retail Operations for Standard Auto Glass.

Nobody's under a magnifying glass. You put somebody under a magnifying glass long enough, you burn them. The guys that didn't pitch well, they know who they are. Through honest self-evaluation, they'll see their location and the adjustments they need to make the next time out. That'll be the critical area to watch.

The glass ceiling gets more pliable when you turn up the heat.

Pauline R. Kezer

It is a little different than anything else. They all enjoyed it. The floor-to-ceiling glass is pretty cool.

Shelle Youngblut

It is a misperception in the business community today that women have gone through the glass ceiling. They have not.

We have to look at the reasons companies are moving overseas. It used to be a cost issue. Now it's a human capital issue. They aren't moving there for low-cost labor. They are moving there because they can find high-quality candidates.

We feel like there's a bit of a glass ceiling in San Francisco. We're full out -- we're so ... driven but, and I may be wrong, it seems like there's very little industry here.

There is still some resistance in churches, there is a glass ceiling to calling women as senior pastors,

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