t's undeniable that the tech industry holds both a progressive approach to work and a hell lot of wealth that can be transformative for the lives of many. Can tech become the next 'force for good' to address the intrinsic lack of social mobility and financial disparity in the UK and many othercountries?
After years working their butts off to get more responsibilities and land leaderships positions - the prospect for women of having to slow down at a pivotal time for their careers [due to biological reasons] is frightening to say the least.
t's undeniable that the tech industry holds both a progressive approach to work and a hell lot of wealth that can be transformative for the lives of many. Can tech become the next 'force for good' to address the intrinsic lack of social mobility and financial disparity in the UK and many other countries?
After years working their butts off to get more responsibilities and land leaderships positions - the prospect for women of having to slow down at a pivotal time for their careers [due to biological reasons] is frightening to say the least.
