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Title: TECH COMPANIES ARE FALLING IN FEMALE HIRING NUMBERS (1)


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TECH COMPANIES ARE FALLING IN FEMALE HIRING
NUMBERS
  • FAST COLLAB

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Description
  • According to researchers who are studying
    organization culture of top tech companies across
    the world. They have mentioned these 4 main
    reasons for less female hires.

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1. Gender Stereotypes
  • According to the OECD (Organization for Economic
    Cooperation Development), despite similar
    performances in the OECDs science test, more
    boys consider a STEM career than girls. (STEM
    Science, Technology, Engineering Mathematics).
    From an early age, favoritism shown towards boys
    being better at STEM subjects has been
    discouraging girls from opting this career.

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2. Lack of talent pool
  • The talent pool availability of female candidates
    carrying sufficient STEM skills is very limited.
    Moreover, this small sized talent pool is not
    encouraged enough to improve on their skills.
    This means that employers have a gender biased
    talent pool to recruit from.

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3. In-group favouritism
  • According to a study in the American Sociological
    Review, hiring managers tend to recruit those who
    are culturally similar to themselves (i.e. with
    the same tastes, hobbies, experiences). This
    observation holds true when it comes to hiring in
    a tech start-up where a group of male friends
    have agreed to hire another male over female
    candidate.

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4. Work culture problem
  • According to a report on Talent Innovation, 52
    of employees (in management or higher
    authorities) know that women are being paid less
    in their organization than men for doing the same
    job, but still not

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WHAT CAN BE DONE?
  • There are few Not-for-Profit organizations, who
    are helping young students across the world to
    hone their skills. Some of them namely are
  • CoderDojo It is a network of free volunteer-led
    computer programming clubs for young people aged
    7 to 17.
  • Girls who CodeIt is a US based organisation that
    runs summer programs teaching programming skills
    to high school girls.
  • Girls in TechIt is a global network of groups
    that aims to boost the visibility of women in
    tech jobs by hosting events and providing
    employment resources.
  • Applicant Tracking System is a tool that falls
    into Technology (T) of STEM skills. This is an
    open source recruitment management platform that
    helps new HRs and recruiters (who have just taken
    a professional responsibility in an organisation)
    to manage their job in most easy and convenient
    manner. We run on the motto of improving
    professional skills, challenging negative
    stereotypes and strengthen networking.

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