Geographic location significantly influences women’s access to high-quality educational resources in technology. Women in urban or tech-centric regions often have better proximity to universities, coding bootcamps, and workshops, accelerating their timeline for entering the tech workforce. In contrast, those in rural or underdeveloped areas may face longer delays due to limited availability of specialized training, affecting when and how they can apply for tech roles.
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