Ep. 55 The Resilience of Women During the COVID Era of Work

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The last year has been tough on everyone, but it’s been plain to see that the pandemic has hit certain communities and demographics harder than others. Women have had to take on quite a lot in this pandemic and, as this is Women’s History Month, HR Exchange Network editor David Rice wanted down with someone who could shine a bit of insight into what the long term ramifications of this period could be for women.

On this edition of the HR Exchange Podcast, David chats with Heather Vough, she is a Professor of Management at George Mason University School of Business. An expert on how we use our careers to shape our identities, Vough talks about how women have coped with the demands of this crisis and what their transitions in and out of the workforce mean on a professional and personal level. 

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