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New York and London: Funk and Wagnalls Company, 1916. Near fine.. First edition of this practical guide for women interested in entering the professional world, advising on how best to market one's skills and addressing the wage gap - in particularly nice condition. In THE AMBITIOUS WOMAN IN BUSINESS, Ann Rosenblatt (writing as Eleanor Gilbert) touches on numerous topics that still affect women in the workplace, including the wage gap, the difficulties of asking for a raise, and the perception that a working woman cannot also be a wife and mother. This title directs women to resources and advice about entering the field or navigating it at a higher level (see the "Women as Business Executives" chapter), from personal anecdotes to an extensive bibliography of books about business. Rosenblatt also wrote a regular advice column under her Gilbert pseudonym, "For Women Who Earn," which appeared in the PITTSBURGH DAILY POST, the SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER, and THE TENNESSEAN, among other papers. This copy of… Read More