Navigating Double Burdens Culture and Technologys Gender Gap

Women from cultures with strong patriarchal values often experience a “double burden” — balancing cultural expectations of caregiving and domestic duties with demanding technology careers. This dual responsibility can lead to stress, burnout, or career stagnation, impacting their overall professional experience.

Women from cultures with strong patriarchal values often experience a “double burden” — balancing cultural expectations of caregiving and domestic duties with demanding technology careers. This dual responsibility can lead to stress, burnout, or career stagnation, impacting their overall professional experience.

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