Clark, a newly appointed human resource manager at Gamma Corp., learns that several female managers have complained that the company has a "glass ceiling." Indeed, the top positions are all filled by men, but Clark isn't sure whether the pattern is just a coincidence. He agrees to investigate. Which condition, if it exists, would be evidence of a glass ceiling at Gamma?

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The absence of a formal mentoring program to ensure female managers have mentors is evidence of a glass ceiling, as it suggests that women may not have access to the same kinds of career development opportunities as male colleagues.

Clark, a Newly Appointed Human Resource Manager at Gamma Corp