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According to the World Economic Forum, "It will be 118 years before women have the same career prospects as men." In our fourth episode, we discussed what patriarchy is and how far we are from putting an end to it. Now, we are going to talk about how it has been affecting the workforce of women and our national economy. 

Women have to fight for their rights, for equal income on every scale in their everyday life. 

Tune into our fifth and final episode to find out more.



Thank you for listening to Obstacles To Progression. We have enjoyed this experience a lot and we hope you did too!

Ever wondered how companies like Hotmail and Airbnb became worth billions of dollars without having to do advertising? Ever wondered how every other person knows about Instagram when Instagram doesn't even directly market itself? Well then, allow us to introduce you to the world of Growth hacking.



"The end goal of every growth hacker is to build a self-perpetuating marketing machine which reaches millions by itself"



Links Mentioned in the Episode

Andrew Chen’s essays

http://andrewchen.co

Noah Kagan’s blog

http://okdork.com

Patrick Vlaskovits

http://vlaskovits.com/blog

twitter.com/pv

Jesse Farmer

http://20bits.com

Sean Ellis

http://www.startup-marketing.com

Paul Graham’s essays

http://www.paulgraham.com/articles.html

Aaron Ginn

http://www.aginnt.com

Josh Elman

https://medium.com/@joshelman

On a scale of 1 to 10, how much have you been missing concerts lately? How much do you sacrifice on little things to save up for that one concert ticket? What's a concert ticket worth? What do you think makes these concert tickets so pricey?  



Too many questions? Pretty sure This Is ‘not’ What You Came For!



Just head on to the episode, There’s Nothing Holding you Back!









Reference - Rockonomics: Book by Alan Krueger

Women's horizons are limited by the idea that their primary responsibility is domestic work. 

This is the truth.. but wait.. don't make up your mind just yet. We have another bitter truth coming your way.

Women do cooking at home, But all professional chefs are male. So when something gets professionalised, then the men get monopoly.

So, in both cases who's paying the price? Women!

In our fourth episode we are going to talk about patriarchy in India. Join Ananyaa, Sanjeet and our guest speaker Sunita ma'am to unravel the bitter truth and various aspects of The Patriarchal Problem..