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There’s a career tax on being smart at work—but only if you’re a woman

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Sara Winslow had been working in sales for almost 20 years when things started to get uncomfortable. It was 2020. She was in her early forties, and by any conventional measure,…

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There’s a career tax on being smart at work—but only if you’re a woman

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