Women leaders in community offer frank thoughts on career paths, challenges
Community Interest
Kate Farrar realizes that people may look at her LinkedIn page or resume and see a "very well-planned and plotted path" to her current position as executive director of the Connecticut Women's Education and Legal Fund.
But that's not the case.
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