Access to Mentorship Differs

Tech interns usually look for mentors who can guide them through the early stages of their careers and technical growth. Women returning to work might prioritize mentors who have navigated career breaks or who can advise on negotiating flexible arrangements and rebuilding a professional brand.

Tech interns usually look for mentors who can guide them through the early stages of their careers and technical growth. Women returning to work might prioritize mentors who have navigated career breaks or who can advise on negotiating flexible arrangements and rebuilding a professional brand.

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