Anne Hathaway at the UK Premiere of The Intern

The transcript discusses the portrayal of female bosses in media, contrasting it with real-life examples. It references Sheryl Sandberg's insights from 'Lean In' about the competitive nature women faced historically for leadership roles. The conversation highlights a shift in opportunities for women, emphasizing that modern women can choose their leadership style without conforming to traditional stereotypes.

How are female bosses often depicted in media, according to the discussion?

• As tough and hard characters

• As nurturing and supportive

• As indecisive and weak

• As humorous and light-hearted

What point does Sheryl Sandberg make in 'Lean In' about women's roles in the past?

• Women had to be competitive to secure limited roles

• Women were encouraged to be passive

• Women were always in leadership positions

• Women had equal opportunities as men

What was a significant challenge for women in the past regarding leadership roles?

• Excessive support from male colleagues

• Only one spot available for women

• Too many opportunities to choose from

• Lack of interest in leadership

How does the modern world differ for women in leadership compared to the past?

• Women are still restricted to one role

• Women can choose to lead in a way that reflects their true selves

• Women face more challenges than before

• Women are discouraged from starting businesses

What choice does the character make about her leadership style in the modern context?

• To hide her true nature

• To be a cutthroat leader

• To embrace her kind and sweet personality

• To follow traditional male leadership styles