Sl No | Hypotheses | Result (H1) |
H01 | There is significant association between the experience and standards set for women are higher than men. | Supported |
H02 | There is significant association between the experience and Management support for women to balance their personal and work life. | Supported |
H03 | There is significant between the experience and women and men are equally respected in the workplace. | Supported |
H04 | There is significant between the experience and favoritism and biasness exist in the organization regarding gender. | Supported |
H05 | There is significant between the experience and men are promoted faster than women. | Supported |
H06 | There is significant difference between experiences and women who progress demonstrate competency on the job producing high quality work. | Supported |
H07 | There is significant difference between experiences groups on Women’s management and leadership skills which help them to be successful leaders. | Supported |
H08 | There is significant difference between experiences groups on the support of a mentor greatly increases the success of a woman in organizations. | Supported |
H09 | There is significant difference between Age, glass ceiling and women career development. | Not Supported |
H010 | There is significant difference between education, glass ceiling and women career development. | Not Supported |
H011 | There is significant difference between salary, glass ceiling and women career development. | Not Supported |
H012 | There is significant difference between marital status, glass ceiling and women career development. | Not Supported |
H013 | Organizational factor positively influences the outcome factor women career development. | Supported |
H014 | Cultural factor positively influences the outcome factor women career development. | Supported |
H015 | Behavioral Symptoms positively influence the outcome factor women career development. | Supported |
H016 | Psychological factor Negatively influence the outcome factor women career development. | Supported |