| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to understand the difficulties and the factors that affect the coping process of female managers in business, and what patterns their psychological coping process take. Interview data shows that timing is the major factor for female managers receiving promotions. Their supervisors are shown to appreciate their abilities, as well as their aggressive attitude. At the early stage of their promotion, their difficulties include their subordinates having no faith in them and not always obeying their orders. In addition, they do not often know how to be decent supervisors, as there are very few female supervisors who can be role models. In later stages, they may also fell stuck in their present positions, and feel unable to take good care of their job and family at the same time. Gradually, they pay more attention to the role of being a mother than a supervisors, and turn back to recognize their traditional role. Almost all of the interviewees display the same adjustment patterns: difficulties personally are taken, without recognition that they are due to the patriarchy hanging over the context of their work lives. |