Lack of Confidence and Imposter Syndrome

Women entering tech often face imposter syndrome or a lack of confidence due to being in the minority. Building confidence involves creating supportive learning environments, mentorship and leadership training programs tailored for women, and promoting a culture that celebrates achievements irrespective of gender.

Women entering tech often face imposter syndrome or a lack of confidence due to being in the minority. Building confidence involves creating supportive learning environments, mentorship and leadership training programs tailored for women, and promoting a culture that celebrates achievements irrespective of gender.

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