Going Like Sixty
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Hillary Clinton may have caused 18 million cracks in the glass ceiling, and Sarah Palin may have made a hole in the ceiling, but being tough and tenacious isn’t the only way for a woman to beat the Good Ol’ Boy’s Club. Nina DiSesa, who is a chairman at McCann Erickson Worldwide and published author, advocates S&M to get to the top: seduction and manipulation. Mixing up the bad and the good in conversation with male colleagues by saying things like, “You’re such a little prick. I don’t know why I love you so much,” is one of the ways DiSesa says to break into the boy’s club. Nina DiSesa’s book, Seducing the Boy’s Club, advocated just that—using seduction and manipulation techniques to conquer competitors and win over colleagues.  "The way a man's brain works is that he has a pre-conceived idea based on how prepared he is. You want to have a women in the room who are senior enough to make their feelings known and to debrief you from the other side. You know... From a person whose left brain is actually talking to their right brain."
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