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Welcome to the show. Im susan sikora. Last year, about half of the countrys workforce were women. Though we think we know how to work professionally with the opposite sex, relationship expert john gray said men and women are still blind to each others expectations at work. He explains the blind spots and how to fix them in his new book work with me. John gray, welcome back. Always fun to have you here. Always happy to be here. First, i have to ask you one thing. This is the 17th book in. The 24t...

(Cedar City/St. George, UT) -- Southern Utah and Utah Tech universities are inviting women from across Southern Utah to attend a series aimed at inspiring women to take on leadership roles in their communities and beyond. The Urgency of Women's Leadership series begins this evening with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. at Utah

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Lets get it done. why do we have to talk so much? part of what we want to do is help men understand the value of talking more, the value of asking questions. and unintended consequences of not asking questions because we men, when a woman is not speaking up, we often just ignore here as opposed to saying, hey, barbara, what do you think about that. its amazing to me. we call these blind spots. men think she has nothing to say when really she has plenty to say. when shes waiting for in a sense fo...

Did you hear that dwight? >> yes, did you hear that michael. >> no, respect. r-e-s-p-e-c-t. find out what it means to me. >> did you hear? "the office" premieres its final episode tomorrow night. the new tv lineup the next on "the cycle." stay tuned. this is men and women at work. what we all want out of a work day. its a battleground for the sexes. its inspired by a new book "work with me" by john gray and barbara annis. gray wrote the best-seller "men are from mars, women are from venus." into...

She was talking about her value at work comes from interactions and working for a great boss. and the wine guy said i like solving problems. good competition, solving problems. it has to do with the hormone testosterone. testosterone helps lower stress in men. the hormone with harmony, collaboration and team work thats oxytocin and thats for women. and men are feeling valued because they would listen. and men have a blind spot when it comes to communication. we dont realize how important it is t...

the obama administration continues to get hammered on a number of fronts today. attorney general eric holder right now is facing a second straight day of pretty tough questions mainly about the irs singling out specific conservative groups but also for the justice department gathering phone records from the ap. this afternoon, hes not answering to a roomful of unrelenting reporters, however. thats people like us. instead, its a panel of outraged lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. ...

is somehow conspiring to hold women down. i think its actually a lot more simpler. i think that sometimes men are thoughtless and prefer it that way because it gives them a chance to hold on to power, perceptions. so i offer the possibility that treating each one differently, encounters that dont necessarily start off as force, could produce bigger results. it all depends on the guy youre talking to. the force thing i think just kind of puts you back in this exclusionary cycle. >> we h...

pleases of boards and stuff? do you think theres enough attention on that and if not, what would your recommendations be? >> in childhood? >> from childhood on, i mean, youre talking about now, but you know, thinking ahead, to the next generation, the next generation -- >> i find it a fascinating field where theres been quite a bit of study. my brother was pre-war, i was post-war, and my father didnt see my brother until he was 5 years old. i am my fathers daughter. i never really bond...

as we see positions of leadership in our professions, how can we avoid using subordinate language without feeling that we have to emulate masculine gender role identity? >> theres a wonderful article by barbara annis -- >> yeah. >> thank you. about how women introduce ideas around table. they say, maybe we should consider, or another option might be, so, were inclined to use a lot of worlds that have doubt attached to them? and theyre read by alpha males or females as showing your inco...