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The intersection of social class with race and gender: transitioning to first-time managers in professional firms
The transition to managerial roles is a defining moment in professional trajectories, yet it presents unique challenges shaped by individuals' identities. Despite the growing recognition of diversity in the workplace, social class remains an underexplored dimension that profoundly influences profess...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2026
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