Gender Bias and Stereotyping

The perception that technological and engineering fields are predominantly male domains can lead to gender bias and stereotypes. Women in the desktop 3D printing sector may face doubts about their skills and talents purely based on their gender, affecting their confidence and career growth.

The perception that technological and engineering fields are predominantly male domains can lead to gender bias and stereotypes. Women in the desktop 3D printing sector may face doubts about their skills and talents purely based on their gender, affecting their confidence and career growth.

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