The pipeline to technology leadership often starts in childhood, where gender stereotypes play a significant role in directing interests. Boys are more encouraged to explore gadgets and computer games, while girls are often pushed towards more traditionally feminine toys and activities. This early diversion leads to lower numbers of girls engaging with STEM subjects, setting the stage for fewer women entering the tech industry and, subsequently, leadership roles.
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