Book Aims To Help Black Women Succeed In Corporate America
(NPR) — “The Little Black Book of Success” is a guide for women of color who are striving to break through the glass ceiling in their careers. Host Michel Martin speaks with two of the authors –Elaine Meryl Brown, an Award-winning writer and producer, and Rhonda Joy McLean, the Deputy General Counsel of Time Inc”about what inspired the book, and the most important lessons they’ve learned about succeeding in the workplace.
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