Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-234) and index.
Summary
Exposing the culture of homophobia that still runs rampant in corporations around the world, the former CEO of BP draws on his own experiences to reveal why self-disclosure is best for employees despite the risk.
Contents
Hide-and-seek : Growing up ; Career ; Coming down ; Starting again ; Reflection -- Beauty and bigotry : Beauty ; Blame ; Bigotry ; Television ; Worlds apart -- Deeply hidden : The costs of hiding ; Professional hiding -- Phantoms and fears : At the tops of corporations ; Hidden biases ; Explicit biases ; Less and less fear -- Coming out is good business : Hidden costs ; Hidden stigmas ; Markets -- The benefits of coming out : 'Isn't that unfortunate?' ; 'We all struggle differently' ; Poster child for diversity ; Transgender taboo ; Not everyone is heterosexual ; Even in Japan ; Stereotypes -- Opinion formers and icons : Politics ; Sport ; Law ; Icons -- Shattering the glass : Active leadership ; LGBT resource groups ; Straight allies ; Goals and measurement ; Individual responsibility ; Role models and their stories ; Working in conservative countries ; The future -- Beyond the closet : Liberation.