The aim of this study is to examine female participation in Saudi labor market as leaders. The leadership skills with whichstudents in Saudi universities and colleges can how educational institutions make their students career ready. However,considering the low female participation in the Saudi labor market, exploring the gender differences in leadership skills isequally crucial as the leadership skills acquired in higher education institution can significantly influence employmentopportunities. In addition, the gender differences in perceived leadership skills is the fact that the social roles assigned to womenin Saudi society bear great significance on how they perceive their skills, which will be discussed further in the discussionportio...
This descriptive, qualitative study aimed at identifying disparities in perceptions of males and fem...
Abstract: It is commonly stated that culture is one of the factors that may affect leadership styles...
Purpose – The extant literature on leadership in the Arab world reflects the traditional bias of lea...
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia witnessed significant development over the past few years. One of these ...
Very few researches have highlighted Arab women leadership perceptions. The aim of this research stu...
This study was conducted to examine whether a leadership training program increases university stude...
This thesis investigates the perceived gender differences in the leadership styles of leaders at sel...
Education in Saudi Arabia has become a great interest to many of its people. Additionally, women's e...
Even though nowadays more women occupy leadership roles, they still are a minority. Because aspirati...
Despite the predominance of perspectives on women’s leadership, which consistently emphasize the und...
Disparities between men‘s and women‘s leadership styles are particularly salient in contemporary org...
Discrimination between males and females within labor markets is clear. Also, men’s domination of to...
This study examines the challenges and opportunities of Kuwaiti, Emirati and Qatari female managers ...
The present investigation examines the roles of women in the rapidly changing society of the Kingdom...
This scholarly study is the first to compare business leadership in the Arab Gulf states in terms of...
This descriptive, qualitative study aimed at identifying disparities in perceptions of males and fem...
Abstract: It is commonly stated that culture is one of the factors that may affect leadership styles...
Purpose – The extant literature on leadership in the Arab world reflects the traditional bias of lea...
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia witnessed significant development over the past few years. One of these ...
Very few researches have highlighted Arab women leadership perceptions. The aim of this research stu...
This study was conducted to examine whether a leadership training program increases university stude...
This thesis investigates the perceived gender differences in the leadership styles of leaders at sel...
Education in Saudi Arabia has become a great interest to many of its people. Additionally, women's e...
Even though nowadays more women occupy leadership roles, they still are a minority. Because aspirati...
Despite the predominance of perspectives on women’s leadership, which consistently emphasize the und...
Disparities between men‘s and women‘s leadership styles are particularly salient in contemporary org...
Discrimination between males and females within labor markets is clear. Also, men’s domination of to...
This study examines the challenges and opportunities of Kuwaiti, Emirati and Qatari female managers ...
The present investigation examines the roles of women in the rapidly changing society of the Kingdom...
This scholarly study is the first to compare business leadership in the Arab Gulf states in terms of...
This descriptive, qualitative study aimed at identifying disparities in perceptions of males and fem...
Abstract: It is commonly stated that culture is one of the factors that may affect leadership styles...
Purpose – The extant literature on leadership in the Arab world reflects the traditional bias of lea...