An invisible, but real obstruction to career advancement of women and people of visible minorities, resulting in frustration, career dissatisfaction, and increased turnover is known as:

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The glass ceiling is a term used to describe the invisible barrier that prevents women and people of visible minorities from advancing in their careers beyond a certain point, despite their qualifications and achievements. It is a real obstacle that can result in frustration, career dissatisfaction, and increased turnover. The term "glass roof" or "glass cap" are not commonly used in this context. The "old boys' club" and "old boys' network" refer more specifically to a group of influential men who help each other in career advancement.

An Invisible, but Real Obstruction to Career Advancement of Women