Beyond the social and ethical imperatives, there is a strong economic argument for job sharing as a strategy to close the gender gap in tech leadership. Diverse leadership teams, including those achieved through job sharing, are shown to be more innovative and have better financial performance. By harnessing the full potential of the workforce, including talented women who may face barriers to full-time leadership roles, companies can enhance their competitive edge in the rapidly evolving tech industry.
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