Probing About Age or Generation

Asking women in tech their age or making assumptions based on generational stereotypes can undermine their authority. Professional credibility should rest on experience and skills, not perceived age or cultural references.

Asking women in tech their age or making assumptions based on generational stereotypes can undermine their authority. Professional credibility should rest on experience and skills, not perceived age or cultural references.

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