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Harvard Business Review study found women who have a strong circle of friends are more likely to get executive positions with higher pay.
Women with strong women backing them up are more successful because they can turn to their tribe for advice.
Having a place to commiserate over sexism and support other women with goofy gifs when someone succeeds can enrich your life.
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