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Will the Real "Women in Tech" Please Stand Up

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CodeMash 2020 | Will the Real "Women in Tech" Please Stand Up | Taranjeet Kaur

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CodeMash 2020 | Will the Real "Women in Tech" Please Stand Up | Taranjeet Kaur

In this session, Taranjeet Kaur will talk about approaching formative years differently for women in the tech community, provide a retrospect on the gender bias that exists in technology, and discuss the bigger problem.

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Will the Real "Women in Tech" Please Stand Up

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Explores gender bias in technology, which is a significant issue in the industry
Develops an awareness for the challenges faced by women in tech, a topic that is not often addressed
Taught by Taranjeet Kaur, a seasoned tech professional with a passion for diversity and inclusion
Part of CodeMash, a known and trusted provider of tech education
Focuses on formative years, which is a critical time for shaping perspectives on gender roles

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Web Developer
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Software Engineer
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Product Manager
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Technical Writer
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Good to know
Explores gender bias in technology, which is a significant issue in the industry
Develops an awareness for the challenges faced by women in tech, a topic that is not often addressed
Taught by Taranjeet Kaur, a seasoned tech professional with a passion for diversity and inclusion
Part of CodeMash, a known and trusted provider of tech education
Focuses on formative years, which is a critical time for shaping perspectives on gender roles
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