Systemic Barriers and Stereotypes

Women face systemic barriers and stereotypes that dissuade them from pursuing leadership roles in tech. Historically, the tech industry has been male-dominated, which perpetuates a cycle where fewer women pursue tech education or feel welcomed in tech spaces. To address this, it's crucial to challenge and change the stereotypes from an early age, encouraging girls to engage with STEM subjects and showcasing female role models in tech leadership.

Women face systemic barriers and stereotypes that dissuade them from pursuing leadership roles in tech. Historically, the tech industry has been male-dominated, which perpetuates a cycle where fewer women pursue tech education or feel welcomed in tech spaces. To address this, it's crucial to challenge and change the stereotypes from an early age, encouraging girls to engage with STEM subjects and showcasing female role models in tech leadership.

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