Limited Access to Mentorship and Sponsorship

Women often report fewer mentorship opportunities in product roles, which can stunt career growth. Mentors and sponsors play a crucial role in navigating the nuances of PM and PO responsibilities, and the scarcity of female leaders in these roles may limit relatable guidance and support.

Women often report fewer mentorship opportunities in product roles, which can stunt career growth. Mentors and sponsors play a crucial role in navigating the nuances of PM and PO responsibilities, and the scarcity of female leaders in these roles may limit relatable guidance and support.

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