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"Zum vierten Mal seit 1986 hat die Hamburger Professorin Sonja Bischoff Männer und Frauen im mittleren Management der deutschen Wirtschaft nach ihrer Arbeitssituation, nach Aufstiegswegen, familiärer Situation und Einstellungen befragt. So gilt nach der jüngsten Studie: Spitzenverdiener sind auch Spitzenarbeiter - mit den längsten Wochenarbeitszeiten. Und Spitzenverdiener unter den Männern glauben besonders häufig, dass ihre äußere Erscheinung karriereförderlich war." (Autorenreferat)
"For the fourth time since 1986 Hamburg professor Sonja Bischoff interviewed 1 000 men and 1 000 women in middle management in the German industry about their work situation, advancement, family situation and opinions. In her contribution she reports about the results that have turned out to be particularly stable since 1986 and those that signal conspicuous trends as well as those results that mark breaks in trends and that must be stated in comparison to 1998. According to the latest study (2004), for the first time on a percentage basis as many men as women are working in smaller companies as to sales and employees. This means that smaller and medium companies, in which women compared to men reached leadership positions more frequently than in larger companies, are conquered by men. And it applies what was always true: top earners are top workers - with the greatest number of work hours per week. Another surprising result: the top earners among men believe very often that their outside appearance played an important role in the acceleration of their move to the top." (author's abstract)