How Men Sacrifice Safety for Gender Security

The last guy standing against a raging blaze may seem like the toughest, most reliable guy on the line, but he actually may be the one who is most dangerous to his fellow firefighters, according to business school professors Robin Ely of Harvard and Debra Meyerson of Stanford, who conduct research on gender-based behavior and its influence on work environments.

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