Self-Perception and Confidence

Women often face socialization that impacts their self-perception and confidence, leading to phenomena such as imposter syndrome. This can result in women underestimating their abilities, not applying for leadership roles unless they meet every criterion, or not negotiating aggressively for promotions. These factors cumulatively hinder women's progress into leadership positions within the tech industry.

Women often face socialization that impacts their self-perception and confidence, leading to phenomena such as imposter syndrome. This can result in women underestimating their abilities, not applying for leadership roles unless they meet every criterion, or not negotiating aggressively for promotions. These factors cumulatively hinder women's progress into leadership positions within the tech industry.

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