Tech companies frequently rely on standardized hiring and promotion criteria that can unintentionally exclude or disadvantage candidates with intersectional identities. For example, racial biases combined with assumptions about disability-related productivity can hinder equitable salary growth. This results in underrepresentation at senior or decision-making levels, perpetuating salary inequities.

Tech companies frequently rely on standardized hiring and promotion criteria that can unintentionally exclude or disadvantage candidates with intersectional identities. For example, racial biases combined with assumptions about disability-related productivity can hinder equitable salary growth. This results in underrepresentation at senior or decision-making levels, perpetuating salary inequities.

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