Australia's Gillard, Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala on Women in Leadership

The video discusses the need for political systems to adapt to women's lives, challenging sexist stereotypes, and the role of women leaders during the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the importance of trust in leadership and examines the glass cliff phenomenon, where women are often given leadership roles during crises. The discussion also touches on the potential for gender equality advancements post-pandemic.

What is one of the key changes needed in political systems to support women leaders?

• Focus on economic growth

• Promote international relations

• Increase funding for political campaigns

• Adapt to women's lives and balance work and family

How did female leaders reportedly perform during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• They were equally effective as male leaders

• They were less effective than male leaders

• They were better at controlling the pandemic

• They focused more on economic issues

What is a potential benefit of the pandemic era for gender equality?

• More traditional gender roles

• Decreased focus on family life

• Turbocharging gender equality

• Increased economic disparity

What is a 'glass cliff' in the context of leadership roles?

• A leadership role given during times of success

• A leadership role with high financial rewards

• A leadership role with minimal responsibilities

• A leadership role given during times of crisis

What is emphasized as important when selecting women for leadership roles?

• Their appearance

• Their family background

• Their competence

• Their popularity