Women's Voices Are Barely Present on Corporate Earnings Calls

The transcript discusses the underrepresentation of women in conference calls and boardrooms, highlighting that even when women are present, they speak less than men. Research by Bloomberg shows men dominate speaking time, accounting for 92% of it. This trend is not limited to conference calls but extends to other professional settings like school board meetings and the Supreme Court. The discussion emphasizes the need to address gender disparities in communication within professional environments.

In what other settings, besides conference calls, do men tend to talk more than women?

What implications does the underrepresentation of women in financial settings have on their participation?