Interesting article, although unrelated, in USA Today:
"Research shows that crying on the job can be far more damaging to a
woman's career than to a man's. A study at Penn State on gender and the
perception of crying found that both women and men reacted more
favorably to men who teared up. And both men and women were looked at
more positively when they teared up than when they cried."
We can't help being more emotional.
Do you find this to be true?
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