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Does Your Company Condone Sexual Harassment?

A guide to finding and staying at an employer with an open, inclusive culture.

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Look for signs that a company's culture may be too lax on sexual harassment before you accept a job there.

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You can’t avoid the daily barrage of headlines, tweets and general outrage over sexual harassment. As a woman, you are thinking about whether this can happen to you and what you can do to prevent it.

A key factor is your

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