English(EN) Billionaires Ray Dalio and Richard Branson hate workplace gossip—but men who do it could face a steeper career penalty than women, study finds

研究：办公室八卦对男性职业生涯的惩罚比女性更大

作者 PulseAugur 编辑部 · [1 个来源] · 2026-11-06 16:02

爱荷华大学和新墨西哥大学的一项新研究表明，参与办公室八卦的男性比女性面临更严重的职业生涯惩罚。研究人员发现，与从事相同行为的女性相比，参与八卦的男性被认为能力较差，不太适合领导岗位。这种差异可能源于与八卦相关的历史性别刻板印象，八卦曾被视为一种女性特质，导致男性偏离传统男性规范时会受到更严厉的评判。 AI

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Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Preston Fore · 2026-11-06 16:02

Billionaires Ray Dalio and Richard Branson hate workplace gossip—but men who do it could face a steeper career penalty than women, study finds

New research found that men who gossip are perceived as less competent and less qualified for leadership roles than women who engage in the same behavior.

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Billionaires Ray Dalio and Richard Branson hate workplace gossip—but men who do it could face a steeper career penalty than women, study finds

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