This month’s blog post is dedicated to the countless male allies and supporters I’ve encountered throughout my career as a product manager. I wouldn’t be where I am today without their dedicated advice and support. Thank you for everything.
Reflections on Male Allyshiphttps://www.ronkepm.com/post/reflections-on-male-allyship
Reflections on Male Allyshiphttps://www.ronkepm.com/post/reflections-on-male-allyship
Thank you for sharing; Men have more institutional power, so it's easier for them to help us without having to think too deeply about if we'll 'ruin their reputation'.
Agreed, I look back on my career and see several points where that sort of support really made a difference.
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