Men are more likely to hide knowledge at work
Men hide knowledge from colleagues more frequently than women, but women are more likely to do so through providing incomplete information or playing dumb.
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Tag: Gender
Tackling the tech gender gap early on
Currently, in the UK, only 26% of the country’s tech workforce is made up of women, highlighting the severity of the tech gender gap.
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Becs Roycroft: Forging paths for women in the tech industry with hire, train, deploy
While efforts have been made, women in the tech industry are still vastly underrepresented with only 18% making up the tech workforce.
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Carlene Jackson: Women in tech
Women in tech is rightfully considered a vital topic of discussion. We sat down with CEO Carlene Jackson to query her thoughts on the matter.
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Gender bias in the workplace: Women more than twice as likely to be asked to make tea
Gender bias: research finds women are asked to make tea or coffee almost three times (42%) more than men (16%).
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