article_snippet: A female CEO has apologized to every mother PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski has ever encountered in the workplace for 'silently slandering' their commitment to their jobs.
article_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski admitted, in a first-person piece for Fortune magazine, that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski didn't realize how awful PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski had been - until PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski became a mother herself.
article_snippet: The 34-year-old, who lives with PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski husband and daughter in Brooklyn, New York, recalled one instance where PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski made a silent presumption about a Time managing editor.
article_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski presumed that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski was 'too much of a mother' to follow through on a partnership idea - based on the pictures of the editor's children on PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski desk.
article_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski (pictured with PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski husband and daughter) admitted, in a first-person piece that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski had been horrible and didn't understand the position of working moms in the past - until PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski became one herself .
article_snippet: President Katharine Zaleski PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski admitted in an essay that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski used to be a harsh critic of working moms during PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski time as an editor at Huffington Post and Washington Post .
article_snippet: Ms Zaleski, a former editor at Huffington Post and The Washington Post in PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski twenties, wrote that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski also judged women who couldn't make it to last-minute team drinks - even though Ms Zaleski, a former editor at Huffington Post and The Washington Post in her twenties would arrive at work two hours earlier the next day.
article_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski also didn't speak up when another female editor said Ms Zaleski, a former editor at Huffington Post and The Washington Post in her twenties should  fire a woman who was pregnant.
article_snippet: Working 'late' became an obsession, PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski said, in order to show commitment to PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski job - even though mothers in the office would typically skew mothers in the office days much earlier.
article_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski wrote in Fortune: 'For mothers in the workplace, it’s death by a thousand cuts
article_snippet: Soon after giving birth birth, PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleskisaid that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski believed PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski career was over and that PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski couldn't imagine going back to the office for ten hours each day.
article_snippet: And that Time editor whom PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski silently wrote off?
article_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski explains that Cathy Sharick, mother-of-three, has now joined the business as executive editor.
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highlights_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski admitted PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski thought less of a woman's ability to do a good job if PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski had kids - until PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski became a mom .
  
highlights_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski wrote off a Time editor after a meeting about a partnership because PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski was 'too much of a mother' who had children's pictures  on PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski desk .
  
highlights_snippet: PowerToFly President Katharine Zaleski stayed silent when another female editor suggested firing a pregnant employee .
  