Women in tech often face greater job insecurity during layoffs because they are disproportionately represented in non-technical or junior roles that are more vulnerable to cuts. Unlike some male counterparts who may be in more established or senior technical positions, women may have less tenure or perceived influence, making them easier targets during downsizing.

Women in tech often face greater job insecurity during layoffs because they are disproportionately represented in non-technical or junior roles that are more vulnerable to cuts. Unlike some male counterparts who may be in more established or senior technical positions, women may have less tenure or perceived influence, making them easier targets during downsizing.

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