, The New York Times; Leaders Are Crying on the Job. Maybe That’s a Good Thing.
"“The days when a politician cried and it was over for them — that’s over, ” [Pam Sherman, a leadership coach based in Rochester, N.Y.] said. “Things like empathy, vulnerability, emotional connectedness — these are the things that define today’s leaders.”
In other words: the leadership traits that, traditionally, have been associated with women."
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