One of Hungary's first female executives: It's much harder to find a good husband than a good job

Katalin Ránky, a prominent Hungarian female leader, discusses the challenges women face in leadership roles and the importance of concrete examples of female empowerment. She reflects on her journey from a chemist involved in developing Cavinton to becoming the CEO of L’Oréal Hungary during a time when female leaders were rare. Ránky emphasizes the need for women to prove themselves more in leadership positions and the balance between career and family life. She shares insights on the significance of having a supportive boss and the necessity of setting boundaries in professional commitments.