One Path Does Not Fit All: A Career Path Approach to the Study of Professional Women Entrepreneurs
研究提出职业路径框架，根据参与程度和职业模式区分女性企业家，发现不同路径与性别化的成功评价相关，基于800多名美国商学院女毕业生60年数据。
We establish a career path framework to study professional women entrepreneurs. In our framework, we differentiate women by level of engagement (focused, side, never) and career patterns (continuous, interrupted) involving self-employment during their careers. We assert that these career paths will shape identities that will be differentially associated with gendered evaluations of success across women. Leveraging career data on over 800 women graduates from a U.S. business school over 60 years, we present evidence consistent with our thesis, demonstrating the importance of starting from a baseline that allows for women’s variances rather than a singular expectation of “lesser” women entrepreneurs.