Never Be "Sorry" Again, With A Keyboard That Helps Women Use More Assertive Language
The keys contain "power verbs" that help make a habit of being direct in writing.
The keys contain "power verbs" that help make a habit of being direct in writing.
When designer Roya Ramezani started working in Silicon Valley, she noticed some of the gender issues that plague most American offices. Women were less likely to talk in meetings. When they did speak up, they were more likely to sound self-effacing, like this parody version of Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" line: