Episode 9
Podcast
Beyoncé: One is not born a leader, but becomes one
Published on 20/02/2024
She is the epitome of a great leader. Beyoncé writes her own songs, lends her voice to her battles, and leads a career as a singer, actress and entrepreneur, without putting her personal life with Jay-Z on hold.
But can we call the leadership of the author of "Crazy in Love" and "Single Ladies" "feminine"? Is leadership gendered? Why do we compare Queen B to men and never the other way around? Was Beyoncé a born leader, or did she become one?
To find out, Kevin Erkeletyan turned the microphone over to another Wonderwoman, but on the research stage: Stéphanie Chassério, professor and director of the Globalisation Academy at SKEMA Business School. Her work focuses in particular on women's careers. Let us be enlightened by the halo of her knowledge.
Find out more about Stéphanie Chassério.
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[Musique]
c'est toujours un peu surprenant voire
parfois je dois dire un peu agaçant pour
les femmes être systématiquement comparé
aux hommes comme si la mesure étalon
c'était la norme posée par les hommes ça
serait intéressant d'échanger et de
comparer les hommes aux femmes et vous
regarderez en fait cette compar ce sens
de la comparaison c'est-à-dire
l'inversion du sens de la comparaison
est très rarement fait voire jamais mais
justement pourquoi se pose-t-on la
question du leadership féminin de
beyonceé et pas celle du leadership
masculin de son mari
Jay bienvenue dans sense un saut dans la
pop culture pour explorer les questions
de société un podcast de Business
School
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