Dads influence on their daughters’ career paths
A February 23 post by the New York Times highlights a University of Maryland study that finds that today’s fathers seem to play a bigger role in their daughters’ career choices compared to men of previous generations
According to the Times, the researchers “used various data sets to study the career paths of 63,000 women born between 1909 and 1977. About 6 percent of women born in the first decade of the study worked in the same field as their fathers. But about 18 percent of women born in the last decade of the study followed their fathers’ footsteps.”

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