Aarti
Sabhaney
Head of Enterprise Communications for Asia Pacific and Japan at Dell Technologies
"Want to do better in your technology career? Look for ways to increase your sense of belonging and network"
"Want to do better in your technology career? Look for ways to increase your sense of belonging and network"
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"Want to do better in your technology career? Look for ways to increase your sense of belonging and network"
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"Want to do better in your technology career? Look for ways to increase your sense of belonging and network"
"Want to do better in your technology career? Look for ways to increase your sense of belonging and network"
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Session: Want to do better in your technology career? Look for ways to increase your sense of belonging and network
Highly talented women can feel like failures in male-dominated professional cultures. Gender studies blame stereotype threat, bias, and tokenism for the underrepresentation of women in these domains.Navigating these challenges exposes women to more stressors and can lower their engagement.
By increasing their sense of belonging within professional settings, women can enhance their sense of well-being and perform better.
Key Takeaways
- Studies show that the lack of sufficient female role models in STEM often signals that they do not belong in those domains. Having a woman role model can help increase their retention in STEM fields as it demonstrates that their gender identity is not vie
- Women who connect and bond with mentors feel empowered.
- By having a strong network and allies, women can increase their opportunities to exchange ideas, broaden their perspectives, and boost their self-confidence.
Bio
An award-winning technology communications leader, Aarti heads enterprise communications for Asia Pacific & Japan at Dell Technologies. She enables technology companies to optimize reputation management, employee adoption, customer experience, and sales. With a consistent track record of serving as a trusted advisor to the senior leadership team, she contributes to high-performing teams and builds strong cross-functional relationships while working in fast-paced environments.She is serving as a judge for industry communications awards including PRWeek Global Awards and IABC Gold Quill Awards. She has also been an academician and journalist.
A strong advocate of women in STEM, Aarti has written a paper on the underrepresentation of women in engineering and AI, besides having led the diversity charter in her previous roles. She is also a mentor for women in technology.
She has two Masters’ degrees including an Executive Masters from INSEAD Asia. She has lived in Indonesia, India, and is currently based in Singapore.
